Death at a young man debilis FORTIS VENIUNT ad limina MORTIS (title object) Emblemata Saecularia, 1596 (series title) Death in the form of a skeleton standing next a young man. In one hand he holds an hourglass in order to indicate that the time of man has passed and it never again to battle, as there is to see in the background, will participate. That 'stolze Hero' does not intend to give them without a fight won to clear from pulling his zwaard. Manufacturer : printmaker Johann Theodor de Bry to print from: Crispin de Passe of publisher Johann Theodor and Johann Israel de BryPlaats manufactu

Death at a young man debilis FORTIS VENIUNT ad limina MORTIS (title object) Emblemata Saecularia, 1596 (series title) Death in the form of a skeleton standing next a young man. In one hand he holds an hourglass in order to indicate that the time of man has passed and it never again to battle, as there is to see in the background, will participate. That 'stolze Hero' does not intend to give them without a fight won to clear from pulling his zwaard. Manufacturer : printmaker Johann Theodor de Bry to print from: Crispin de Passe of publisher Johann Theodor and Johann Israel de BryPlaats manufacture: Frankfurt Date: 1596 Physical features: car material: paper Technique: engra (printing process) Dimensions: plate edge: h 103 mm × W 79 mmToelichtingBijbehorende text epigram in album: Mors ad Juvenem / Der Todt mit dem Jungen Gesellen / Sag an, Who: dir ist nun zu Muth / du stolzer hero / du junges Blut / Wolst du lieber nicht zum Tanz gehn / Deim Bulen hofiert umb ein Wreath / Wash hilffts / es ist zu long gewart / Schick dich mit mir zu dieser Fahrt. Originating from: Emblemata Saecularia. Mira et iucunda varietate seculi huius mores ita Experimentia (...). 1st edition. Frankfurt am Main: The Bry and J. I. the Bry, 1596. Subject: Existence Existence and Modes of (+ emblematical representation of concept) Death axis skeleton onde soldier; the life of a soldier and

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