Koopman uit Sevilla en zijn vrouw 1641

Crispijn van de Passe (II) created the etching *Koopman uit Sevilla en zijn vrouw* in 1641. The artwork is a pair of portraits, featuring a man in a ruff and holding a sword in his right hand on the left side of the print, and a woman in a similar ruff embraced by a man on the right side. Both portraits are contained within oval frames. The work is part of a series of prints depicting various figures and their associated stories, and likely served as a source of moral education. The images are held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.