Toneel met de personificatie van Eendracht (Concordia), 1578 1578 - 1579

This woodcut by Antoni van Leest, created between 1578 and 1579, depicts the personification of Concord, known as Concordia, standing on a stage. Concordia is shown gesturing towards a group of people on the stage, a symbol of unity and peace. The artwork, part of a larger series of woodcuts, is characterized by its detailed ornamental frame and the dramatic presentation of the allegorical figure. "Toneel met de personificatie van Eendracht" is a fine example of the illustrative style prevalent in the 16th century, serving as a powerful visual commentary on the ideal of unity.