Caption
Flanders, Wise virgin as personification of Flanders, Wise and foolish virgins as European countries and provinces, print, number: '128', printmaker: Virgilius Solis, Nuremberg, 1524 - 1562, Bavaria, paper, engraving, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, height 80 mm x width 50 mm, Print is part of a series of ten prints with personifications of European countries and provinces as the five wise and five foolish virgins., personifications of countries, nations, states, districts, representation of wise virgin(s), A monochrome engraved image of a robed woman standing frontally, her head and shoulders covered by a large hooded cloak that drapes around her form. She holds a shallow vessel with visible flames in front of her chest, and a small animal pelt rests against one arm. Her face is visible beneath the hood, with stylized hair and a calm expression. The cloak shows detailed folds and a decorative border at the hem, with a cord and tassel hanging down the center. Architectural ruins and a tower appear in the background, along with a tree and foliage on one side.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B40_349
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Rights managed
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49.6Mb (6.2Mb) / 11.0in x 17.5in / 3302 x 5248 (300dpi)