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Жадность, скупость и "демон денег". Гравюры. Жадность, скупость и "демон денег".![]() ![]() ![]() Greed, avarice, covetousness- жадность, скупость ![]() Theodor de Bry 1580-1600 A band with scenes of avarice: a man sitting on moneybags is tormented by a devilish creature; a beggar is turned away from a rich man's table; a pawnbroker's shop doing brisk business; plate is half of a circle (lunette) ===============Capital Sins / Avaritia========================= ![]() Hans Burgkmair the Elder 1510 (circa) ![]() Print made by Léon Davent After Luca Penni 1547 ![]() Print made by Léon Davent After Luca Penni Part of a plate representing Avarice: large oval scene representing a procession of clerics, noble men and peasants bowing before Mammon wearing a richly embroidered mantle and sitting among treasures. c.1547 ---------- ![]() Master of the Die After Baldassare Peruzzi 1530-1532 Envy (or Avarice) at the right being driven from the temple of the Muses by Hercules who raises a club in his right hand while the Muses look on; a copy after the woodcut by Ugo da Carpi after Peruzzi (B.XII.133.12). c.1530 ![]() Jacob de Gheyn II 1596-1597 Avarice, whole-length, holding a sceptre and chains in one hand and moneybags in the other besides a chest full of coins ![]() Print made by Pieter Jalhea Furnius 1563-1626 Avarice and Liberality. Allegorical scene with personification of Liberality seated on a rock at centre and taking coins from her purse to give to a young man kneeling at left, her feet resting on personification of Avarice lying on the floor. ![]() Avaritia/ Luxuria (Avarice and Covetousness) Print made by Jakob von der Heyden Date 1590-1645 A half-human, half-frog creature on left carrying a large structure on his back, a twig replacing his right arm; on right a half-human, half-donkey figure sawing a heart (?) as if playing a fiddle, landscape background. Second of a series of four engravings of the Vices. ![]() Print made by Monogrammist SK Date 1530-1580 Female personification of Avarice, seated holding a bag of money in her left hand, a frog is at the bottom right ![]() After Hendrik Goltzius Print made by Jacob Matham 1593 ![]() Print made by Jacques Callot Date 1618-1625 ![]() by Hans Ladenspelder 1540-1543 (circa) ---------- ![]() 1587 (c.) Avarice. A female figure, whole-length, clutching a sack and with moneybags tied around her chest, accompanied by a large toad; first state before address; unsigned; after Goltzius Engraving ![]() by George Glover 1625-1635 ![]() Philips Galle After Hendrik Goltzius 1591-1612 Avarice is the Root of all Evil. Allegorical scene with Cupid at right ![]() Hendrik Goltzius 1597 Avarice is the root of all evil; Cupid, with a bag over his head, is followed by five allegorical figures, including "Testamenta", "Lis" (with a wolf's head, hooked hands, hell-mouth body and screw legs), "Opinio" and at the rear "Meum" and "Tuum" ![]() Edmé Jeaurat After Sébastien Leclerc II Plate 3, Avarice: Atalanta stopping to pick the golden apples up, while Hippomenes keeps running. 1713 ===================covetousness =================== ---------------------------------------- ![]() Lucas Vorsterman I Date 1622-1628 =====================Демон денег========================== ---------------------------------------- ![]() Satire on the Arminians: monstrous figure with 'Warminian' on his chest, 5 heads, labelled Avarice, Stupidity, Fraud, Sedition, and Misunderstanding, 4 arms and 4 legs, 2 of them devil's appendages, the sword of Justice broken at his feet. 1618 ![]() Аллегория жадности и демон денег Jean Delaune 1580 Allegory on covetousness ![]() Print made by Heinrich Aldegrever Смерть богача, дьявол у кровати. The Parable of Dives and Lazarus Plate 3: The Rich Man on his deathbed; with his family gathered at right and a devil carrying off money and goblets from a chest at left; at far right view of a street with a coffin carried in a funeral procession; from a series of five engravings. 1554 Engraving ![]() Federico Zuccaro 1557-1609 The punishment of the Avaricious, study for Florence Cathedral; naked men and women descending into hell, being tortured by demonic figures, including a man pinned down with a pitchfork, and a woman with a money-bag tied around her neck ![]() Print made by Jan Collaert II 1584-1587 Christ and the apostles gathered around a table; John asleep next to Christ; a demon claws the knee of Judas, who has a money-back tied behind his back; in the foreground, a jug and a basin; the whole set within an ornamental frame ![]() figure of Christ in the clouds, a ray of light reaching Taylor lettered, "Ad te quacunque vocas dulcissime Jesu" (To you, wheresover, speaks the most sweet Jesus"); lower right, a devil emerges from the mouth of hell holding a candle and offering a bag of money to Taylor. 1651 ![]() Richard Gaywood 1643-1679 -----------------Карикатуры------------- ![]() 1772 The devil, as a man with horns, bat's wings, and goat's legs, stands surrounded by flames. ![]() 1787 ![]() 1788 ![]() 1773 ![]() Joshua Kirby Baldrey 1788 ![]() The wicked statesman, or the traitor to his country, at the hour of death 1772 ![]() John Baker 1819 (?) A lawyer, holding a brief-bag, rides back to back with a grinning skeleton, Death, who holds a scythe and a bone and points to a grotesque demon seated among flames ![]() John Bull and his family taking leave of the income tax 1802 Print made by Piercy Roberts ---------------------------------------- Non identifié. "Le Grand Diable d'Argent, patron de la finance" (1798). ![]() Shakespeare sacrificed; -or- the offering to avarice Print made by James Gillray 1789 ==================== ![]() The cutter cut up, or, the monster at full length Print made by William Dent 1790 ![]() Associated with Philip Thicknesse Thicknesse stands full face, a rope round his neck, nude except for short breeches. He frowns,person is covered with defamatory inscriptions. demon of money ======================== Еще по теме: ![]() ![]() ![]() Семь смертных грехов-The Seven Deadly Sins-HERE-ТУТ http://www.britishmuseum.org/ |
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