Consequences of wealth, Philips Galle, After Maarten van Heemskerck, 1563 print In the procession behind Queen Money follow honor (Honor), Luister (Splendor) and Roem (Fama). Although positive, their attributes indicate their transience. Honor has flowers and a lane pot, listen to a sealed document and fame blows on a praise. Between them in four Pluimstrijkers (Parasiti), who benefit from other people's wealth and success. The print has a Latin caption and a Dutch and French caption in book print. The print is part of a series on the subject of the misery that wealth brings. paper engraving
Consequences of wealth, Philips Galle, After Maarten van Heemskerck, 1563 print In the procession behind Queen Money follow honor (Honor), Luister (Splendor) and Roem (Fama). Although positive, their attributes indicate their transience. Honor has flowers and a lane pot, listen to a sealed document and fame blows on a praise. Between them in four Pluimstrijkers (Parasiti), who benefit from other people's wealth and success. The print has a Latin caption and a Dutch and French caption in book print. The print is part of a series on the subject of the misery that wealth brings. paper engraving / letterpress printing Honour, Glory; 'Amplitude of the glory', 'Gloria', 'Gloria de Prencipi', 'Gloria & Honore', 'Honore', 'Sublimatã della Gloria' (Ripa). Hunger; 'Fama', 'Good fame', 'Chiara fame' (Ripa). Repute, renown; 'Splendor of the name' (Ripa). Sponging, parasitizing (+ abstract concept repriation from bad figures). Contemplating One's Own Riches
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