Jesuitismus und Barockskulptur in Rom
Walther Weibel's 1909 German study Jesuitismus und Barockskulptur in Rom, published in Strassburg by J.H.E. Heitz, examines Jesuit patronage and Baroque sculpture in Rome through plates of marble and stucco works. The photographs show dramatic draped figures, billowing cloth, and swept-back wings carved to catch light, offering a designer studies in theatrical drapery, flowing folds, and sculptural movement against dark architectural settings.
