About this piece

This painting, titled 'Let It Be Dunked,' is part of Roemer Visscher's renowned work 'Sinnepoppen' from 1614. The piece vividly captures the essence of a second shock or revelation, inviting viewers to delve into its symbolic and thought-provoking imagery. The intricate details and masterful use of color highlight Visscher's skill in conveying deep meanings through visual art.

Artist: Roemer Visscher
Title: Let It Be Dunked - Second Shock
Date: 1614

Related tags: roemer visscher, sinnepoppen, dutch golden age, symbolism, 1614 art, historical painting

Dimensions: 2500 x 1904 (Nearest commonly-used ratio: 4:3)
Image file name: xxxiv_laet_duncken_a5213c66.jpeg
Image file size: 5635981
Time image uploaded: 2024-07-05T15:00:23.000Z
License: CC0 (Creative Commons 0)

Source: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam