The exhibition "The Fashion for Cranach" celebrates paintings of the Reformation period from Wrocław and Silesia to commemorate the 500th anniversary of the publishing of the Ninety-five theses by Martin Luther in Wittenberg. The art of Lucas Cranach the Elder, his circle and its influence in Silesia, is key to the presentation. The exhibition will feature prints from the collection of the National Museum in Wrocław (Martin Luther's translations of the Bible richly illustrated with Cranach's woodcuts, drafts of the epitaph compositions and prints from Cranach's circle), from the University of Wrocław Library (old prints and manuscripts, including the first edition of Luther's Bible, postils, works by Silesian reverends and a collection drawings portraying the residents of Wrocław), and from the Museum of the Archdiocese (the Breslauer Madonna by Lucas Cranach the Elder, the Reformed Church Allegory from Nowy Kościół near Świerzawa). Another important part of the exhibition is the archival documentation of works from Wrocław museum collections have not survived.