Triomf van de Waarheid by Anonymous

Triomf van de Waarheid 1593

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"Triomf van de Waarheid" (Triumph of Truth), an anonymous engraving from 1593, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts a powerful allegory of Truth's triumph over falsehood. The central figure, Truth, sits majestically on a pile of books, holding a book and a compass, symbolizing knowledge and reason. On one side, a figure representing Rebellion is being defeated by a serpent, while on the other, a figure representing Catholic Obedience holds a lantern representing enlightenment. The surrounding imagery, including the globe, the books, and the angels, further reinforces the theme of truth's power and the importance of knowledge. This engraving, with its intricate details and symbolic representation, serves as a powerful testament to the enduring pursuit of truth.

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