Jacob Lenaertsz Meyn — Printers' Devices

Allegory on the Christian Religion: a winged woman holding an open book and leaning against a tau-shaped cross; a bit hanging on one arm of the cross; a skeleton, symbolizing Death, below the feet of the woman

1613×1, 1614×2, 1615×1

Also used by: Gerrit Jansz Arensteyn, Wilhelm Breeckevelt, Jacob Claus, Paulus Dibbits, Cornelis Jansz Lastdrager, Johannes Smets, Joost Jansz Verheul, Jan Wolffersz Vleyser, Pieter Walschaert, Anonymous, Anonymous

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Allegory on the Christian Religion: a winged woman holding an open book and leaning against a tau-shaped cross; a bit hanging on one arm of the cross; a skeleton, symbolizing Death, below the feet of the woman

11D123(TAU-CROSS) specific forms of the cross: Tau-cross

11P12:5(+1131) allegorical representations ~ religion; 'Religione', 'Religione de SS. Mauritio e Lazaro', 'Religione vera christiana' (Ripa)❧Abstract Ideas and Concepts (+ clothed with wings)

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

31A21 (human) skeleton

31AA2726 trampling, treading, stamping on someone or something - AA - female human figure

31F26 Death as skeleton

41D(+7) fashion, clothing (+ worn or torn clothes)

46C131613 reins

49MM32 book - MM - book open

83(THEODORUS BEZA, Icones XXXIX) (THEODORUS BEZA, Icones XXXIX) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)

86(RELIGIO CHRISTIANA)(+0) proverbs, sayings, etc. (RELIGIO CHRISTIANA) (+ variant)

The Three Theological Virtues (Faith, holding a cross; Hope, holding an anchor; and Charity, with two naked children) standing in a circle; Hope and Faith are leading a naked man by the hand; Jahweh-tetragram; banderole with inscription

1624×1

Also used by: widow of Joseph Bruyningh, Herman de Buck, Gillis Claesz Coster, Zacharias Heyns , Broer Jansz, Theunis Jacobsz Lootsman, Albert van Panhuysen, Johannes Roovers, Jan Theunisz, Jacob Pietersz Wachter, Abraham (I) de Wees, Anonymous

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The Three Theological Virtues (Faith, holding a cross; Hope, holding an anchor; and Charity, with two naked children) standing in a circle; Hope and Faith are leading a naked man by the hand; Jahweh-tetragram; banderole with inscription

11C13 tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father

11D12 the cross ~ symbols of Christ

11M3 the Three Theological Virtues

11M31 Faith, 'Fides'; 'Fede', 'Fede catholica', 'Fede christiana', 'Fede christiana catholica' (Ripa) ~ one of the Three Theological Virtues

11M32 Hope, 'Spes'; 'Speranza divina e certa' (Ripa) ~ one of the Three Theological Virtues

11M33 Charity, 'Caritas'; 'Carità' (Ripa) ~ one of the Three Theological Virtues

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

31A25432 leading someone by the hand or wrist

31D111(+89) infant, baby ~ the ages of man (+ nude human being)

31D112(+89) child (+ nude human being)

31D14(+89) adult man (+ nude human being)

33A15 laying the hand on another person's shoulder

41D271 fluttering lappet of vestment, 'Pneumazipfel'

42B742(2) mother and child(2), woman and child(2) (2) (2)

46C215(ANCHOR) parts of ship's exterior: anchor

49L73 banderole

49L8 inscription

83(VERGILIUS, Aeneis IX 641) (VERGILIUS, Aeneis IX 641) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)

86(HAC ITUR AD ASTRA)(+0) proverbs, sayings, etc. (HAC ITUR AD ASTRA) (+ variant)

St. Paul setting out a tree, St. Apollos watering it; a Jahweh-tetragram; frame decorated with putti and birds

1589×1

Also used by: Laurens Jacobsz, Gillis van den Rade, Gillis Rooman

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St. Paul setting out a tree, St. Apollos watering it; a Jahweh-tetragram; frame decorated with putti and birds

11C13 tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father

11H(APOLLOS)4 male saints (APOLLOS) - non-miraculous activities and events ~ male saint

11H(PAUL)4 the apostle Paul of Tarsus; possible attributes: book, scroll, sword - non-miraculous activities and events ~ male saint

21D water (one of the four elements)

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

25F33(+151) predatory birds (+ symmetrically placed ornamental animals)

25G3 trees

25G3(PALM-TREE)(+22) trees: palm-tree (+ branch, stick)

31A233 kneeling figure

31A235 sitting figure

31A25552 index finger forwards, pointing, indicating

41A773 container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase

43A(+12) festivities (+ wreath, garland ~ festive activities)

47I132 transplanting, setting out plants

47I138 watering (of plants ~ agriculture)

48A98(+2) ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)

48A98211 mask, mascaron ~ ornament

48A98313 branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament

48A984 ornament derived from animal forms

48A9843 lion's head ~ ornament

48A9875 ornament ~ festoon, garland

48A9876 ornament ~ cartouche

49L16 letter combinations such as letterword, anagram, letter square, monogram, etc.

49L8 inscription

73F412(1 Cor. 3:6) epistles of Paul to the Corinthians (with BOOK CHAPTER:VERSE)

92B11221 'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty

92D1916 cupids: 'amores', 'amoretti', 'putti'

86(IK HEB GEPLANT, APOLLOS HEEFT BEGOTEN, MAAR GOD GAF DE WASDOM.) proverbs, sayings, etc. (IK HEB GEPLANT, APOLLOS HEEFT BEGOTEN, MAAR GOD GAF DE WASDOM.)

St. Paul setting out a tree, St. Apollos watering it; a Jahweh-tetragram

1588×1

Also used by: Hans Gyselaar

dpd_1189

St. Paul setting out a tree, St. Apollos watering it; a Jahweh-tetragram

11C13 tetragram (in Roman or Hebrew script) ~ symbol of God the Father

11H(APOLLOS)4 male saints (APOLLOS) - non-miraculous activities and events ~ male saint

11H(PAUL)4 the apostle Paul of Tarsus; possible attributes: book, scroll, sword - non-miraculous activities and events ~ male saint

21D water (one of the four elements)

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

25G3 trees

31A233 kneeling figure

31A25552 index finger forwards, pointing, indicating

41A773 container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase

47I132 transplanting, setting out plants

47I138 watering (of plants ~ agriculture)

49L8 inscription

73F412(1 Cor. 3:6) epistles of Paul to the Corinthians (with BOOK CHAPTER:VERSE)

86(IK HEB GEPLANT, APOLLOS HEEFT BEGOTEN, MAAR GOD GAF DE WASDOM.) proverbs, sayings, etc. (IK HEB GEPLANT, APOLLOS HEEFT BEGOTEN, MAAR GOD GAF DE WASDOM.)

1613×1, 1614×3, 1615×1

Also used by: Volchard Jansz Camerlingh, Jan Jacobs Palensteyn, Bruyn Harmansz Schinckel, Pieter Jansz in 't Hoff

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Allegory on the Christian Religion: a winged woman holding an open book and leaning against a tau-shaped cross; a bit hanging on one arm of the cross; a skeleton, symbolizing Death, below the feet of the woman

11D123(TAU-CROSS) specific forms of the cross: Tau-cross

11P12:5(+1131) allegorical representations ~ religion; 'Religione', 'Religione de SS. Mauritio e Lazaro', 'Religione vera christiana' (Ripa)❧Abstract Ideas and Concepts (+ clothed with wings)

22C31 radiance emanating from persons or things

31A21 (human) skeleton

31AA2726 trampling, treading, stamping on someone or something - AA - female human figure

31B6211 looking upwards

31F26 Death as skeleton

41D(+7) fashion, clothing (+ worn or torn clothes)

46C131613 reins

49MM32 book - MM - book open

83(THEODORUS BEZA, Icones XXXIX) (THEODORUS BEZA, Icones XXXIX) specific works of literature (with AUTHOR, Title)

86(RELIGIO CHRISTIANA)(+0) proverbs, sayings, etc. (RELIGIO CHRISTIANA) (+ variant)

Jacob Lenaertsz Meynbspr_3821

Devices used (5)