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 Rome under the Popes: Church and Empire - N/A
 Venice and Antwerp, Part One: The Cities Compared - N/A
Venice and Antwerp, Part Two: Forms of Religion - N/A
 Venice and Antwerp, Part Two: Forms of Religion - N/A
Christopher Plantin, Polyglot Printer of Antwerp - N/A
Maarten van Heemskerck: Humanism and Painting in Northern Europe - N/A
Pieter Bruegel and Popular Culture - N/A
Seville: The Edge of Empire - N/A
El Escorial: Palace, Monastery and Mausoleum - N/A
Ottoman Supremacy: The Suleimaniye, Istanbul - N/A
Fontainebleau: The Changing Image of Kingship - N/A
Discovering Sixteenth-century Strasbourg - N/A
Shropshire in the Sixteenth Century - N/A
Hardwick Hall: Power and Architecture - N/A
13 programs
24 to 25 minutes
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This comprehensive series examines the relationship between religion, art and society: how did these elements affect each other in different parts of the continent and how were they related to the political and economic issues of the day? The viewer is swept from the Suleimaniye in Istanbul to the Escorial outside Madrid, from Strasbourg to Shropshire, from Venice and Antwerp to Fontainebleau and Rome.
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