Man en vrouw, voorstellende zon en maan, aan weerszijden van een titelveld 1617
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Crispijn van de Passe (II)'s "Man en vrouw, voorstellende zon en maan, aan weerszijden van een titelveld" (1617) is an engraving that depicts a man and woman personifying the sun and moon, flanking a title page. This artwork is a fine example of the Dutch Golden Age's embrace of the visual arts. It is characterized by its refined detail, intricate composition, and use of light and shadow to accentuate the figures and their symbolic significance. The piece exemplifies the Dutch artistic preference for precise draftsmanship and allegorical representation. The artwork's inclusion in the Rijksmuseum collection underscores its significance in Dutch art history.
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