Eeuwigdurende Gregoriaanse kalender met de vier seizoenen 1595

This is a 1595 engraving by Johann Sadeler I, featuring a perpetual Gregorian calendar. Entitled "Eeuwigdurende Gregoriaanse kalender met de vier seizoenen", the design includes multiple allegorical figures representing the seasons. The main calendar is decorated with a variety of symbolic motifs, including gardening tools, zodiac signs, and figures from ancient Roman mythology, indicating a connection to the agricultural calendar. The artwork is a fine example of the complex and beautiful prints that were common in the Netherlands during the 16th century. The Rijksmuseum houses this intricate piece.