Two genders one death, by Anonymous (1617)

Two genders one death, by Anonymous (1617)

In this illustration, four gentlemen and a woman are standing outside. On the left, a skeleton is holding a scythe while staring at them. The skeleton is not depicted with any specific gender traits.
The image overall represents the idea of one death (depicted by the skeleton) for both genders (depicted by the woman and four gentlemen).

Anonymous (Unknown)

Emblematica Online - Resources for Emblem Studies.
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Image from Nieuwen ieucht spieghel (1617) by anonymous. Bett, fecht, red, arbeit wie du wilt [47]
https://emblems.hum.uu.nl/nj1617047.html

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1617

Emblem.
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