Drie monniken uit verschillende orden en een pelgrim met staf before 1581

This 16th-century engraving by Abraham de Bruyn showcases four figures representing different religious orders. The image depicts a monk from the Order of Saint Salvator, a nun from the Order of Saint Magdalene, a pilgrim from the Order of the Poor, and a monk from the Order of the Blessed Virgin Mary. The detailed depiction of their distinctive clothing and religious accoutrements offers a glimpse into the diverse religious practices of the time. De Bruyn's meticulous style brings a sense of realism to the scene, emphasizing the individual characters and their place within the broader religious landscape of the 16th century. This engraving, housed in the Rijksmuseum, stands as a testament to the artistic and religious currents of its time, highlighting the significance of religious orders and their visual representation in art.