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Old woman personification Avarity counts money Avaritia

Old woman as a personification of Avarity counts money Avaritia (title on object), Old woman as a personification of Avarice sits at the table by candlelight and counts her money and other resources. In the bottom margin fresh in two lines, Covetousness, Avaritia (Ripa), personification of one of the Seven Deadly Sins, counting, calculating, old woman, Cornelis van Dalen (I) (mentioned on object), 1612 - 1665, paper, engraving, h 195 mm × w 142 mm

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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases an intriguing artwork titled "Old woman personification Avarity counts money Avaritia". The image depicts an old woman, personifying avarice, sitting at a dimly lit table by candlelight. With intense focus and concentration, she meticulously counts her money and other resources. The artist skillfully captures the essence of covetousness in this engraving from 1612-1665. The bottom margin reveals two lines that read "Covetousness" and "Avaritia (Ripa)" emphasizing that this portrayal represents one of the Seven Deadly Sins. Cornelis van Dalen (I), mentioned on the object, is credited with creating this thought-provoking piece. Through his masterful use of paper and engraving techniques, he brings to life the inner workings of greed within human nature. As we gaze upon this print, we are drawn into a world where material possessions hold immense power over individuals. The flickering candlelight adds an air of secrecy and clandestine behavior to the scene, heightening our curiosity about what drives this old woman's insatiable desire for wealth. In just 200mm x 142mm dimensions, Cornelis van Dalen manages to convey a profound message about human frailties and the dangers of unchecked greed. This artwork serves as a reminder for us all to reflect on our own relationship with materialism and consider how it may impact our lives.

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