Evangelical jubilee print celebrating the second centenary of the Reformation, October 31, 1717. Central scene with Luther and Melanchton at an altar on which the Divine Fire burns the False Doctrine, in a frame decorated with portraits of Hus and Luther, three scenes from Luther's life, biblical leaders, and the personifications of Truth, Faith, Hope, Love, and Steadfastness. Printed on the leaf on either side of the plate the explanation of the representation., Evangelical jubilee print on the second centenary of the Reformation, 1717, print maker: Adolf van der Laan, (mentioned on object), Adolf van der Laan, (mentioned on object), after: Abraham de Lairesse, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1717, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, h 370 mm × w 550 mm