XXXIX Liefd ane raet 1614

"XXXIX Liefd ane raet" is an engraving by Roemer Visscher dating back to 1614. The artwork is part of a series of prints entitled "Van de Sinnepoppen" (The Puppet Show) and depicts a hand holding a staff, a common symbol of support and guidance. The text surrounding the image is written in Dutch, suggesting the work's intended audience. This detailed engraving demonstrates Visscher's mastery of line and detail, typical of the Dutch Golden Age. The Rijksmuseum currently houses this piece, providing a valuable glimpse into the artistic and cultural landscape of the Netherlands in the 17th century.