The forging of heads, 1705, A Jannsenist with his boys forges the Pope, Chef's Head, and the Monastery Fathers (title on object), 7 Zinnebeeld, or the Head Blacksmith of the Monks, etc. Breaking the Seventh Commandment, Roma Pertubata, ' t Lusthof van Momus (series title), The forging of heads, 1705. In a forge, the head of Theodorus de Cock is worked with sledgehammers by three blacksmiths, including Petrus Codde (the Coddige Blacksmith), in such a way that a rooster emerges from the head . On the grounds heads of the Pope and a Jesuit. Sheet no. 7 in the series of 13 sheets with cartoons on the Jesuits entitled Roma Pertubata, 1707. Part of the print work published under the collective title 't Lust-Hof van Momus with the bundled series of cartoons during the years 1701-1713 of the War of the Spanish Succession., print, print maker: Carel Allard, (attributed to), print maker: Hendrick Goltzius, (workshop of), after design by: Karel van Mander (I), print maker: Amsterdam, print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1592 and/or 1706 - 1707, paper, etching, engraving, height, 200 mm × width, 315 mm
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forging, heads, 1705, Jannsenist, boys forges, Pope, Chef's Head, Monastery Fathers, title, object, 7 Zinnebeeld, Head Blacksmith, Monks, etc, Breaking, Seventh Commandment, Roma Pertubata, t Lusthof van Momus, series title, forge, head, Theodorus de Cock, worked, sledgehammers, three blacksmiths, Petrus Codde, Coddige Blacksmith, way, rooster emerges, grounds heads, Jesuit, Sheet no, 7, series, 13 sheets, cartoons, Jesuits, entitled, 1707, Part, print work, published, under, collective title, t Lust-Hof van Momus, bundled series, years 1701-1713, War, Spanish Succession, print, print maker, Carel Allard, attributed, Hendrick Goltzius, workshop of, design, Karel van Mander, I, Amsterdam, Northern Netherlands, publisher, 1592, 1706 - 1707, paper, etching, engraving, height, 200 mm × width, 315 mm
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