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Engraved print of four oval portraits of nineteenth-century men with scrollwork border and banner reading Pioneers in the Gre

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Pioneers in the great religious reformation of the nineteenth century, John Chester Buttre (1885), Library of Congress. Via artnap.com

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An engraved print titled Pioneers in the Great Religious Reformation of the Nineteenth Century, made by John Chester Buttre in 1885. Four oval portrait medallions of bearded and clean-shaven men in period dress are arranged around a central emblem of scales holding a book, framed by floral scrollwork and a banner bearing the title. The text on the print reads Where the Scriptures speak, we speak and Where the Scriptures are silent, we are silent.