Used by
- François Halma — 1687×1
- Gerrit Nieuwenhuysen — 1654×1
- Willem Snellaert — 1654×1
- Simon de Vries — 1654×1
dpd_1634
A woman mixing characteristics and attributes of Minerva and Apollo: her face is represented as the sun, she is holding a lyre with one hand, and a lance with inscribed banderole in the other; an owl and a book on the ground, olive-tree in the background
QVOS ASPICIT FOVET (LA)
Iconclass notations
22C311
nimbus, halo ~ radiance emanating from persons or things
24A6
sun represented as face, wheel, etc.
25F34(+1)
owls (+ animals used symbolically)
25G3(OLIVE-TREE)
trees: olive-tree
31AA2352
sitting on an elevation - AA - female human figure
45C14(LANCE)
helved weapons, polearms (for striking, hacking, thrusting): lance
48C7321
lyre, cithara, psaltery
49B40(+0)
personification of university; 'Academia' (Ripa) (+ symbol, coat of arms, seal, etc. ~ school, education)
49L73
banderole
49L8
inscription
49M32
book
61E(UTRECHT)
names of cities and villages (UTRECHT)
92B371(+0)
Apollo as sun-god, i.e. Sol (Helius), Titan (+ variant)
92B38(LYRE)
attributes of Apollo: lyre
92C271(+0)
Minerva as patroness (+ variant)
92C28(LANCE)
attributes of Minerva (LANCE)
92C28(OWL)
attributes of Minerva: owl
86(QUOS ASPICIT FOVET)
proverbs, sayings, etc. (QUOS ASPICIT FOVET)