The Law and the Gospel

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The Law and the Gospel is a seminal 16th-century Lutheran Reformation painting by Lucas Cranach the Elder that visually contrasts divine judgment under the Law with salvation through the Gospel.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Lutheran Reformation art
painting
artHistoricalSignificance key visual formulation of Lutheran theology
seminal work of 16th-century Protestant art
artisticSchool Cranach workshop
associatedWith Elector John Frederick I of Saxony
Wittenberg Reformation
countryOfOrigin Electorate of Saxony
creator Lucas Cranach the Elder
depicts Adam and Eve
Crucifixion of Jesus
Gospel of Jesus Christ
linked to: The Gospel

John the Baptist
Last Judgment
linked to: The Last Judgment

Moses
Old Testament law
Resurrected Christ
linked to: the risen Christ
genre religious painting
hasVersion multiple workshop variants
panel painting versions
woodcut versions
iconographicTheme contrast between Law and Gospel
justification by faith alone
inception c. 1529
influencedBy Martin Luther
Philipp Melanchthon
linked to: Philip Melanchthon
languageOfInscription German
locationOfCreation Wittenberg
mainSubject Law and Gospel in Christian theology
divine judgment
salvation through Christ
material oil paint
movement Northern Renaissance
Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
period 16th century
purpose didactic tool for Lutheran doctrine
sideRepresentingGospel right side
sideRepresentingLaw left side
support wood panel
symbolizes Lutheran doctrine of justification
condemnation under the Law
grace through the Gospel
theologicalTradition Lutheranism
usedFor catechetical instruction
popularizing Lutheran teaching
visualStructure divided composition contrasting two halves

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Lucas Cranach the Elder notableWork The Law and the Gospel