Laet den Gheest des Heeren met Vreden, uitingen van vroomheid te Antwerpen 1586

Abraham de Bruyn's 1586 etching, *Laet den Gheest des Heeren met Vreden,* depicts three individuals engaged in acts of piety in Antwerp. The print showcases de Bruyn's skill in capturing the detailed clothing and expressions of his subjects, contributing to the realism of the scene. This etching is an example of 16th-century Dutch printmaking, known for its detailed rendering and focus on religious themes. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering art lovers a glimpse into the religious practices of Antwerp in the 16th century.