
The month of November, slaughter time
Crispijn de Passe the Elder · 1564-1637
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An engraved roundel titled The month of November, slaughter time, by Crispijn de Passe the Elder. It shows men butchering a pig in the foreground while a woman stirs a pot over a cauldron, with a hanging carcass and a workshop scene in the background. A town with a burning fire and smoke appears on the right, and the Latin inscription circles the border.























