XXXII Sorght voor de koele wijn niet 1614

"XXXII. Sorght voor de koele wijn niet," is a 1614 engraving by Dutch artist Roemer Visscher. It depicts a still life arrangement of household objects, including a chair, a saw, a pot, a pan, and a strainer. The image is part of a larger collection called "Het Eerste Schock," a collection of proverbs and allegories printed in 1614 in Amsterdam. Visscher's engravings are known for their intricate details and their clever use of symbolism. The objects in this engraving, while seemingly mundane, likely hold deeper meaning, inviting viewers to decipher their symbolic representation and consider the proverbs' wider implications.