Gedicht over Gods toorn die corrupte ambtenaren zal treffen c. 1661 - 1665

"Gedicht over Gods toorn die corrupte ambtenaren zal treffen," a work by Dutch artist Gesina ter Borch, is a captivating example of 17th-century calligraphy. The piece, executed between 1661 and 1665, features intricate handwritten text in elegant script, showcasing the artist's mastery of penmanship. The poem explores the theme of God's wrath upon corrupt officials, conveying a powerful message about morality and justice. This work, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates the art of calligraphy as a means of both aesthetic expression and social commentary.