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The Devil
A Mask Without a Face
An art historian's study of how the Devil was depicted in Western art from early Christian to Renaissance times. Link argues that the Devil lacked a consistent visual identity, borrowing features from pagan gods, monsters and other figures. Illustrated with numerous images, it is valuable for readers interested in iconography, religious art and the cultural construction of the Devil.
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