Used by
- Jacob Canin — 1598×1
- Jan Evertsz (I) Cloppenburgh — 1633×1
- Adriaen Cornelisz van Delf — 1606×1
- Johannes Janssonius — 1644×1
- Hendrick Laurensz — 1636×2
- Niclaes Vincentsz van Spierinxhouck — 1613×1
- Jasper (I) Troyen — 1582×1, 1591×1, 1592×3, 1598×1, 1603×1, 1606×1, 1613×1
dpd_0533
The burning city of Troy with the Trojan horse; ships at sea with the sun just above the horizon; a jar in the foreground symbolizing how easily Troy was broken ('like a pot') by treason; frame decorated with birds, branches and cornucopiae
TROIA STERK BRACK DVER VERRAET ALS EEN POT OM HAER MISDAET (NL)
Iconclass notations
24A
sun as celestial body
25F33(+151)
predatory birds (+ symmetrically placed ornamental animals)
25G3(+22)
trees (+ branch, stick)
25H23
sea (seascape)
25I12
prospect of city, town panorama, silhouette of city
41A773
container of ceramics: jar, jug, pot, vase
41B4
on fire, ablaze
45L42
setting on fire (of conquered city)
46C24(+6)
sailing-ship, sailing-boat (+ departure and arrival ~ traffic and transport)
48A98(+2)
ornaments ~ art (+ framing decorations)
48A98211
mask, mascaron ~ ornament
48A98313
branches, 'Astwerk' ~ ornament
48A9832
fruits and vegetables ~ ornament
48A984
ornament derived from animal forms
49L8
inscription
92B11221
'Cornucopia', Horn of Plenty
94H151
the Trojan horse
94H2
the fall of Troy; Troy burning
86(TROIA STERK BRAK DOOR VERRAAD ALS EEN POT OM HAAR MISDAAD)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (TROIA STERK BRAK DOOR VERRAAD ALS EEN POT OM HAAR MISDAAD)