Two men are driven around on a donkey, Wer nicht uexiern kan Leiden mus uff dem esel reiden (title on object), Two men are led away on a donkey. One of the men stabs the bread held out to him with his stabbing weapon. At the same time his hair is cut. A second man hangs in a sack on the donkey, shouting and grabbing his head. On the left, the same two men are fighting in front of a table behind which three men sit who appear to accuse them. Below the image 4 x 5 lines of verse in German. The print is probably an representation of a seventeenth-century German proverb. (reissue German pamphlet 1600), print, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1612 - 1652, paper, engraving, height, 131 mm × width, 99 mm
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