Allegory of Faith The personification of Faith (Fides), with a cross and a chalice in his hands, her feet on the papal tiara. Above her head kindles a flame, symbol of divine inspiration. A man pointing it at the tables of the law. A monk with a mask spies furtive her and smiling. In the background, an altar, a pyramid, a mosque and a church. A gentile wants true faith with a heavy d attacked gaan. Manufacturer : printmaker: Caspar Jacobsz. Philips (listed property) to drawing: Pieter Wagenaar (II) (listed building) author: Gerrit Brender à Brandis (listed property) Place manufacture: Amsterda

Allegory of Faith The personification of Faith (Fides), with a cross and a chalice in his hands, her feet on the papal tiara. Above her head kindles a flame, symbol of divine inspiration. A man pointing it at the tables of the law. A monk with a mask spies furtive her and smiling. In the background, an altar, a pyramid, a mosque and a church. A gentile wants true faith with a heavy d attacked gaan. Manufacturer : printmaker: Caspar Jacobsz. Philips (listed property) to drawing: Pieter Wagenaar (II) (listed building) author: Gerrit Brender à Brandis (listed property) Place manufacture: Amsterda Stock Photo

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Allegory of Faith The personification of Faith (Fides), with a cross and a chalice in his hands, her feet on the papal tiara. Above her head kindles a flame, symbol of divine inspiration. A man pointing it at the tables of the law. A monk with a mask spies furtive her and smiling. In the background, an altar, a pyramid, a mosque and a church. A gentile wants true faith with a heavy d attacked gaan. Manufacturer : printmaker: Caspar Jacobsz. Philips (listed property) to drawing: Pieter Wagenaar (II) (listed building) author: Gerrit Brender à Brandis (listed property) Place manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1781 Physical features: etching; proofing material: paper Technique: etching Dimensions: plate edge: H 222 mm × W 139 mm Subject: allegorical and symbolical representations ~ the Church and Religion (aspects of) Christian Religion or the Church (as institution) ridiculed, Criticized, or caricaturizedFaith, 'Fides'; 'Fede', 'Fede catholica' 'Fede christiana', 'Fede Christiana catholica' (Ripa) ~ one of the Three Theological Virtue

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