Onstuimigheid en Rede c. 1605
raffaelloschiaminossi
comic strip sketch
light pencil work
sketch book
personal sketchbook
sketchwork
ink drawing experimentation
pen-ink sketch
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
sketchbook art
"Onstuimigheid en Rede" (c. 1605) is an etching by Italian artist Raffaello Schiaminossi (1572-1622) depicting two figures, one representing "Impetuosity of the soul" and the other "Reason." The figure on the left holds a lute and a sword, symbolizing unrestrained passion, while the figure on the right holds a sword and reigns over a lion, representing controlled power and reason. The composition is divided into two panels, creating a striking visual contrast between the two figures and their allegorical meanings. This artwork exemplifies the artistic style of the early 17th century, with its focus on allegory, symbolism, and intricate detail. "Onstuimigheid en Rede" is a captivating representation of the age-old struggle between impulse and restraint, a universal theme that resonates with viewers across time and cultures.
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