A Courtier Standing Between Covetousness and Dissimulation [fol. 14 recto]
Unknown artist · National Gallery of Art
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A Courtier Standing Between Covetousness and Dissimulation [fol. 14 recto], 1512/1514, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.com
A Courtier Standing Between Covetousness and Dissimulation [fol. 14 recto], 1512/1514, National Gallery of Art. Via artnap.comA Courtier Standing Between Covetousness and Dissimulation [fol. 14 recto], 1512/1514, National Gallery of Art. Via <a href="https://artnap.com/artwork/nga-86034">artnap.com</a>
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About this work
A pen and watercolor drawing shows a richly dressed courtier in a red cap standing between two allegorical figures labeled Covetousness and Dissimulation. Covetousness, at left, wears a crown and plays a pipe and drum, with money bags hanging from the costume, while Dissimulation is a veiled, hooded woman. Below, a wolf in a friar's habit and a skeletal friar with a rosary appear.
