Allegory on the Bull or Constitution Unigenitus of Pope Clement the ideas of the Jansenists, ca. 1723-1724. In the center Pope Clement XI on a throne, his feet are kissed by Pope Innocent XIII, on the left the blinded church, on the right the Truth falls from its throne. Portraits of Quesnel and Janssenius are trampled or chopped to pieces. In the background St. Peter's and the Castel Sant'Angelo in Rome. In the captions verses in Dutch and French., print, print maker: anonymous, Northern Netherlands, 1723 - 1724, paper, etching, engraving, height, 360 mm × width, 280 mm
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Allegory, Bull, Constitution Unigenitus, Pope Clement, ideas, Jansenists, ca, 1723-1724, center Pope Clement XI, throne, feet, kissed, Pope Innocent XIII, left, blinded church, right, Truth falls, Portraits, Quesnel, Janssenius, trampled, chopped, pieces, background St, Peter's, Castel Sant'Angelo, Rome, captions verses, Dutch, French, print, print maker, anonymous, Northern Netherlands, 1723 - 1724, paper, etching, engraving, height, 360 mm × width, 280 mm
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