Allegory on the occasion of the marriage of Johanna Peacock and Ysbrand Vincent in 1726 in Amsterdam Allegory on the occasion of the marriage of Johanna Peacock and Ysbrand Vincent . On top of a wine barrel is a peacock, with Amor on his back. Peacock refers to the name of the wife. Winters dressed figure that ice on fire trying to stabbing, refers to the name of the spouse Ysbrand and the name of his mother Yver (from the French word for winter: hiver). The central idea is surrounded by ornaments and grape vines. Topping the initials of the couple and a scroll with the motto: Virtus sine Supe

Allegory on the occasion of the marriage of Johanna Peacock and Ysbrand Vincent in 1726 in Amsterdam Allegory on the occasion of the marriage of Johanna Peacock and Ysbrand Vincent . On top of a wine barrel is a peacock, with Amor on his back. Peacock refers to the name of the wife. Winters dressed figure that ice on fire trying to stabbing, refers to the name of the spouse Ysbrand and the name of his mother Yver (from the French word for winter: hiver). The central idea is surrounded by ornaments and grape vines. Topping the initials of the couple and a scroll with the motto: Virtus sine Superbia, et Voluptas Sine Libidine, Animos Aeternis Flammis Accendent. Manufacturer : printmaker: Bernard Picart (listed building) in its draft: Bernard Picart (listed building) place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1726 Physical features: etching and engra material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process) Dimensions: plate edge: h 123 mm × W 152 mmToelichtingDeze and other wedding pictures were later compiled and issued with an explanatory text: Explication the diverses planches inventées et pour des gravées epithalames ou noces. Par Bernard Picart. [1730-1734], No. XI. Subject: marriage, married couple, "matrimonium'winter," Hyems';. 'Inverno' (Ripa) (story of) Bacchus (Dionysus), Liberornaments ~ artornamental birds: peacock

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