Allegory on the benefits for the Turks due to the division among the Christian nations, ca. 1664, While the Christians shave their beards, the Turk courageously sharpens his worn Swaard (title on object), Allegory on the benefits for the Turks Turks achieved through the division among the Christian nations, ca. 1664. Central scene in which the Dutchman is cut and shaved in a barbershop by the barber and his assistant the Spaniard with a mirror, while the Turk sharpens his scimitar in the background. Surrounded by twelve small allegorical scenes depicting a relevant saying., print, print maker: anonymous, publisher: David van Wesel, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1664, paper, engraving, etching, height, 405 mm × width, 520 mm
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Allegory, benefits, Turks due, division, Christian nations, ca, 1664, Christians shave, beards, Turk courageously sharpens, worn Swaard, title, object, Turks Turks achieved, Central scene, Dutchman, cut, shaved, barbershop, barber, assistant, Spaniard, mirror, Turk sharpens, scimitar, background, Surrounded, twelve small allegorical scenes depicting, relevant saying, print, print maker, anonymous, publisher, David van Wesel, mentioned, Northern Netherlands, Amsterdam, paper, engraving, etching, height, 405 mm × width, 520 mm
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