Eeuwigdurende kalender met randvignetten en mes, 1607 anonymous
This artwork is a perpetual astrological calendar adorned with border vignettes. It features intricate depictions of the sun and moon, scenes from the Old and New Testaments, the four evangelists, constellations, the four parts of the day, virtues, and the four seasons. At the very bottom, there's a knife with a master mark: a crown above an anchor. Accompanying this is a text that reads: 'In this print/ what you find there / or can spy / in this knife handle / although it seems simple / it was all to see.'
