Allegory on Human Vision, Giuseppe Maria Mitelli, c. 1660 - c. 1680 Canvas Print
An allegory on vision and lack therefrogly, represented by five figures. They represent those who see, those who do not see, and those who do not want to see. On the left, a woman, with a mirror in hand, standing for the vanity and volatility of human appearance. In the middle is a blind beggar who, according to the caption, is accompanied by the equally blind fortune. On the right, a young love couple whose wife offers money to her elderly husband asking her to turn a blind eye to her amorous escapade. Italian verse in three columns under representation. Italian title over performance.
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