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art education
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Renaissance art
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August 12, 1583
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1579
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August 1, 1579
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1526
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August 1, 1579
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Sophia of Brunswick-Lüneburg
George William, Duke of Brunswick
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paintings
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artistic community
the spread of Lutheran doctrine
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February 17, 1663
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January 1, 1634
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1666
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cultural enrichment
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1586
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February 17, 1666
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Brunswick
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European artists
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art exhibitions
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Duke Augustus
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Catholic factions
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Brunswick
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Dresden Frauenkirche restoration
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Brunswick
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church governance
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1586
1553
Brunswick
1583-1634
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1666
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1635
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the Augsburg Confession
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Duke Anthony Ulrich
Duke Julius
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the arts in his region
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artistic freedom
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