Stichtelyke zinnebeelden gepast op deugden en ondeugden in LVII tafereeellen vertoont, published in 1722, is a collection of moral emblems and allegorical illustrations by Arnold Houbraken, Willem Barents, and Gezine Brit. This work presents fifty-seven scenes depicting virtues and vices, offering a visual and moral guide for its readers. Each illustration is designed to inspire reflection on ethical behavior and the consequences of moral choices.
The book serves as a fascinating example of Dutch art and moral instruction in the early 18th century. The detailed engravings and symbolic imagery provide insight into the period's values and beliefs, making it a valuable resource for those interested in religious art, emblem books, and the cultural history of the Netherlands. The collaboration between Houbraken, Barents, and Brit ensures a rich and diverse artistic perspective, making this work a significant contribution to the genre of moral and religious allegory.
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