The Shop of the Pope of Rome, c. 1615, anonymous, 1615 - 1616 Canvas Print
The Pope of Rome's shop, c. 1615. Allegory of oppression by the Catholic Church. On the right is the pope with the seven-headed dragon on a leash with the whore of Babylon and worldly princes. On the background heretic burnings and executions. At the pope's feet, Emperor Barbarossa kneels. On the left the Dutch Virgin with the Dutch Lion in the Dutch Garden. Pallas is with a group of reformed monarchs including Maurits, the Duke of Brandenburg. In the background the complaining farmers of Gulik and Kleef. Wolfgang Willem of the Palatinate-Neuburg also has a role in the text. Taped under the representation a sheet with 5 columns of text in French. In the right column a song Canticque De la Pucelle de Hollande & de l'union Belgique by Anthoine Lancel.
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