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List of Illustrations vii
Acknowledgements xxv
Author's Note xxix
Abbreviations xxxi
Introduction: Last Things and the Vision of the Imagination 1
Chapter 1 Indulgenced Prints of Saint Gregory's Miraculous Mass 31
Chapter 2 Sites for the Devout and Sites for the Curious: Limbo, Purgatory, and Hell at Varallo 71
Chapter 3 Memory-Images of the Netherworld and their Subversion in the Age of Reform 111
Chapter 4 Hearts, Mirrors, and Wheels: Last Things in Late-Sixteenth-Century Northern Prints 157
Chapter 5 Shaping the Soul: Giovanni Bernardino Azzolino's Novissimi in Wax 217
Chapter 6 The Eye as Thief: Mental and Material Images in Meditation 273
Chapter 7 Jan Brueghel's Poetic Hells 335
Epilogue: Fables of Saturn and Vulcan 377
Selected Bibliography 395
Index 417
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Abel Torres
reviewed Last Things: Art and the Religious Imagination in the Age of Reform on August 11, 2014 Last Things: Art and the Religious Imagination in the Age of Reform
Nice development of the subject and the huge archeological study behind it.
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