Martin Luther Holding Bible - Historic Woodcut Illustration #233065 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed black-and-white woodcut portrays Martin Luther in traditional Augustinian habit, gazing upward with solemn determination while holding an open book, likely representing Scripture. The background features rustic wooden architecture, evoking the Wittenberg setting where he posted his Ninety-Five Theses in 1517. The fine linework and expressive posture emphasize his role as a pivotal religious reformer.

Used on history, theology, or education websites discussing the Protestant Reformation; ideal for articles on Luther’s life, biblical translation, or church history-serving users seeking authoritative visual context for academic or devotional content.