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"Storytelling in Christian Art from Giotto to Donatello" by Jules Lubbock

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"I know that it is pretty much an old saw that images are the books of the uneducated... But ... the prophets totally condemn the notion, taken as axiomatic by the papists, that images stand in place of books." (Institutes, Book 1, Chapter 11, Section 5)


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Issue: "A Time for Truth: 15th Anniversary Issue" Jan./Feb. 2007 Vol. 16 No. 1 Page number(s): 41-42

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