XXVII Duyckt laet overgaen 1614

"XXVII Duyckt laet overgaen" is an engraving from 1614 by Dutch artist Roemer Visscher. It is part of a series of engravings called "Sinnepoppen," which were satirical depictions of human behavior. This particular engraving depicts a man huddled under a makeshift shelter, seemingly taking refuge from a storm. The engraving is held in the Rijksmuseum and showcases Visscher's skill in depicting social commentary with a humorous and poignant touch. The detailed work and use of etching techniques create a sense of realism and depth in the image. The "Sinnepoppen" series, through its allegorical nature, offers insight into societal issues of Visscher's time.