Optocht door de rederijkerskamer De Sonnebloem uit Kethel (derde deel), 1607 1607

This 1607 engraving, titled "Optocht door de rederijkerskamer De Sonnebloem uit Kethel (derde deel)", is a satirical depiction of human vices. The artwork portrays four figures: a man carrying a staff and bag, a man holding a rake and bag of money, a devil with a trident, and a man carrying a branch and a bag. Each figure is labeled with Dutch words that translate to “armed with love,” “unreasonable greed,” “enticing,” and “false deceit.” This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into the moralistic concerns of Dutch society in the early 17th century.