Soul as a female with a man, by Veen, Ledesma and Hattronius (1615)

Soul as a female with a man, by Veen, Ledesma and Hattronius (1615)

This image represents a little girl being burnt on a stake by a man. A winged cherub is holding the girl.

Veen, Otto van (1556-1629)
Ledesma, Alonso de (1552-1623)
Hattronius, Carolus Philippus (Unknown)

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Image from the book Amoris divini emblemata (1615) by Veen, Otto van, Ledesma, Alonso de and Hattronius, Carolus Philippus. Publisher: Martinus Nutius. Constans est [35]
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1615

The theme presented in this illustration is similar to elements Soul as a female with a gender-neutral skull, by Veen, Ledesma and Carolus Hattronius (1615) and Soul as a female and king death as male, by van Leuven (1629). In all these illustrations, the soul is represented as a little girl accompanied by an angel or cherub and death is represented as either a male skeleton, a skull or a man. 

Emblem.
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