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Allegory of Justice (Sanctity of the Law) with a court scene depicting a man being pardoned by a judge, plate XII from Thronus Justitiae, tredecim pulcherrimus tabulis... 1605
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Canopy Chain Chains Feather Feathers Freeing Handcuffs Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael Joachim Wtewael Judge Justice Northern Renaissance Ostrich Feathers Pardoning Prisoner Releasing Shackles Swanenburg Willem Van Swanenburgh Swanenburgh Willem Willem Willem Swanenburgh Willem Van Willem Van Swanenburg Wtewael Wtewael Joachim Anthonisz Allegorical Figure Nether Netherlandish Swanenburg
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This print captures a captivating court scene from the 17th century artwork "Allegory of Justice (Sanctity of the Law)" by Willem van Swanenburg. The image depicts an allegorical figure representing Justice, adorned in regal clothing and a majestic feathered hat. In this powerful moment, we witness a man being pardoned by a judge, symbolizing the concept of freedom within the confines of the law. The intricate engraving showcases remarkable attention to detail, with every chain and shackle meticulously etched onto the prisoner's wrists. Ostrich feathers gracefully cascade from Justice's hat, adding an air of elegance to her presence. This Northern Renaissance masterpiece is part of Thronus Justitiae, tredecim pulcherrimus tabulis. . . 1605 - a series that explores various aspects of justice. As we delve into this historical piece at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, we are transported back in time to witness this profound act unfold before our eyes. Joachim Anthonisz Wtewael's masterful composition skillfully captures both the gravity and hopefulness inherent in moments where justice prevails over oppression. Willem van Swanenburg's contribution as an artist shines through his ability to convey complex ideas through visual storytelling. This print serves as a testament to his talent and legacy within Netherlandish art history.
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