Frontispiece Possibly 1655

This anonymous engraving, likely from 1655, is a frontispiece for a book. It is an allegorical work featuring religious imagery and symbolism. In the top section, a king sits on a throne with a young man, representing a monarch and his heir. Other scenes include a city, ships, and a funeral procession. The lower portion features globes representing the world, likely indicating the book's subject matter. This complex and visually packed image exemplifies the artistic style of the 17th century. The artist's name and the book's title, “Parsva Celvm”, appear on the engraving, offering clues to the book’s content.