Dangers of Wealth, Philips Galle, 1563 Canvas Print
Queen Geld (Regina Pecunia) thrones on a victory car. Her left hand rests on a globe, while she tries to cover the head of Roofmoord (Latrochinium) with her cloak with her right hand. Robbery murder pierces a heart with a knife. The cart is pulled by Danger (Periculum) and Fear (Pavor). Behind the car follows the personification De Wereld (Pandemia). She holds the cornucopia in one hand and with her other hand she keeps her heart close to Queen Money, but is unaware that she is being robbed by Theft (Furtum). The World is surrounded by Envy (Invidia) and the Jester Folly (Stultitia). The print has a Latin caption and is part of a series with the subject of the misery that wealth brings.
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