Come into my garden, my sister, my wife
Carel Collaert · 1598-1654
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Why is this public domain? Carel Collaert died in 1654; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
This engraving shows a crowned woman standing before an arched gateway in a walled garden filled with tulips, irises, and flowering plants. Above, a bearded haloed figure gestures beside a scroll bearing Latin text, while a cross, ladder, pitcher, and other objects appear in an ornamental vine border. The print, attributed to Carel Collaert, is dated to the 1600s and carries a Latin verse from the Song of Songs with a Dutch devotional line below.
