Corruit in curru suo, Chron. 22 [graphic] / H.B. i. [center plate] ; W.H. [center plate] ; Ab. a Diepenbecke inu. [border] ; W. Hollar fecit [border].
1651
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Title
Corruit in curru suo, Chron. 22 [graphic] / H.B. i. [center plate] ; W.H. [center plate] ; Ab. a Diepenbecke inu. [border] ; W. Hollar fecit [border].
Variant title
Pennington item title: Waggoner
Pennington set title: Dance of death
Pennington set title: Dance of death
Created/published
[Antwerp?] : [s.n.], [1651?]
Description
1 print : etching ; exterior platemark 115 x 92 mm
Associated name
Material base
paper
Summary
Center plate: A horse-drawn wagon carrying three casks has broken down and the waggoner wrings his hands, while Death (represented by a skeleton) sits on a cask, and a skeleton on right bears a wheel away.--Adapted from Pennington.
Border: The same architectural frame as Pennington 233A and 233B, but the caryatids are now a bearded and winged man with an hour-glass and a scythe on left, and on right a woman holding in her hands a serpent with its tail in its mouth. At top is a draped coffin with a candle on each side; and at bottom a skeleton lying head to left with a spade and pick.--Adapted from Pennington.
Border: The same architectural frame as Pennington 233A and 233B, but the caryatids are now a bearded and winged man with an hour-glass and a scythe on left, and on right a woman holding in her hands a serpent with its tail in its mouth. At top is a draped coffin with a candle on each side; and at bottom a skeleton lying head to left with a spade and pick.--Adapted from Pennington.
Note
This print was made with two separate plates - one for the central scene and one for the decorative border.
Plates for this set were originally made and published in 1651, in Antwerp (see introduction to Pennington 233-266 for a history of this set of prints).
Plates for this set were originally made and published in 1651, in Antwerp (see introduction to Pennington 233-266 for a history of this set of prints).
Cited/described in
Pennington, R. Descriptive catalogue of the etched work of Wenceslaus Hollar, 257 (center plate), 233C (border)
Genre/form
Place of creation/publication
Belgium -- Antwerp.
Call number
ART Box H737.5 no.23 pt.5t (size L)
Folger accession
216659