Mythologische en allegorische voorstellingen op de inspiratie van de toneelschrijver Paul Scarron 1703 - 1767

Jacob Folkema's "Mythological and Allegorical Representations Inspired by the Playwright Paul Scarron" is a series of three etchings from the 18th century. This work showcases Folkema's ability to render dynamic scenes featuring mythical figures and allegorical concepts in a detailed and dramatic manner. The etching is held at the Rijksmuseum and is a valuable example of Dutch printmaking from the era. The work is composed of three distinct scenes, each depicting a different moment from Scarron's work. The etching style of Folkema is evident in the fine lines and intricate details, creating a sense of depth and realism. The work is an example of 18th-century Dutch art, and its subject matter is inspired by the works of Paul Scarron, a renowned French playwright and author.