Beza’s "Icones": Contemporary Portraits of Reformers of Religion and Letters; Being Facsimile Reproductions of the Portraits in Beza’s

Beza’s Icones is a collection of portraits of key figures in the Reformation, including Calvin, Luther, and Zwingli, among others. This facsimile edition features reproductions of the original portraits, along with an introduction that provides context for their creation and significance.

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