XXXII Ex foecundidate ubertas 1614
roemervisscher
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aged paper
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toned paper
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old engraving style
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sketch book
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personal sketchbook
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journal
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pen and pencil
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sketchbook drawing
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sketchbook art
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watercolor
"XXXII Ex foecundidate ubertas" (1614) is an engraving by Roemer Visscher (1547-1620). It is part of his series "Van de Sinnepoppen," a collection of allegorical illustrations with Dutch text. This particular engraving depicts a group of rabbits in a landscape setting, symbolizing fertility and abundance. The image is a visual representation of the text that surrounds it, which discusses the rapid multiplication of rabbits. Visscher's intricate detail and use of light and shadow creates a realistic and engaging scene, typical of his work. The artwork is currently on display at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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