Better hard blown than the mouth burned, Pieter de Jode (I), 1590 - 1632 Canvas Print
Two charlatans in front of a table on which bottles, jars and coins. One of them blows into a bowl with hot liquid. In the margins a caption of two lines in Latin and in Dutch, which shows that the charlatan is better to be careful to avoid misery. Imagination of the proverb 'better blown hard than the mouth burned'.
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