Severed heads for a monarch on a throne, Arnold Houbraken, 1699 Canvas Print
On a throne sits a monarch under a canopy with to his right a guard and a figure blowing on a horn. On the left, mourning women kneel and a man wearing a helmet shows two severed heads to the figure on the throne. In front of the throne are two more severed heads on the ground. On the left in the foreground the personified Envy, with snakes on her head and in her hand and a torch and before that a second figure with a mask in front of her face that puts her hand in a treasure chest. In the background a warlord on a column. On the print eight lines in Dutch. Perhaps caesar, to whom Pompey's head is handed over, is depicted here. Title print of (the second edition of) a book by Lambert van den Bos with a total of twenty prints by Arnold Houbraken.
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