The Banished Lovers
Desolation and misery are the bitter fate reserved for unmarried lovers. Rosette and Galant have been abandoned on a deserted island by her brother and the rest of the travelling party because of her pregnancy out of wedlock. The couple’s illegitimate child is being buried under a tree in the background. This print is an illustration to Jacob Cats’ Houwelyck (Marriage), published in 1625.
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The Banished Lovers
Desolation and misery are the bitter fate reserved for unmarried lovers. Rosette and Galant have been abandoned on a deserted island by her brother and the rest of the travelling party because of her pregnancy out of wedlock. The couple’s illegitimate child is being buried under a tree in the background. This print is an illustration to Jacob Cats’ Houwelyck (Marriage), published in 1625.
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Desolation and misery are the ...... (Marriage), published in 1625.
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Eenzaamheid en ellende vormen ...... elyck van Jacob Cats uit 1625.
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RP-P-1886-A-10533
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Rijksmuseum
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De verbannen minnaars
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The Banished Lovers
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1625 - 1633
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1625 - 1633
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height 103 mm
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plaatrand breedte 137 mm
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plaatrand hoogte 103 mm
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width 137 mm
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Collectie: prenten
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Collection: prints
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Hollstein Dutch 49