Jheronimus Bosch

The pedlar

c. 1500
old masters

This vagabond or pedlar with mismatched shoes is symbolic of man on his path through life. He is a kind of 'Everyman' a popular late 15th century moral tale. He represents the 'homo viator', the pilgrim who goes through life weighed down by the baggage of his earthly existence. He suffers his lot along a path full of temptations.

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Also in special: Hieronymus Bosch

  • Jheronimus Bosch - The Owl's Nest

Also from before 1500

  • Anoniem - Virgin and child
  • Antonio del Pollaiolo - Battle of the Nudes
  • Andrea Mantegna - Battle of the Sea Gods
  • Albrecht Dürer - Saint Eustace

Also a painting

  • Jan Havicksz. Steen - 'Easy come, easy go'
  • Sebastian Stosskopf - Still life with books
  • Ferdinand Bol - Otto van der Waeyen in a Polish costume
  • Gerard ter Borch (II) - Portrait of Don Caspar de Bracamonte y Guzman, count of Peñeranda

Photo's from Flickr

  • Museum Boijmans van Beuningen - De Marskramer, Jeroen Bosch, met lijst
  • Museum Boijmans van Beuningen - De Marskramer, Jeroen Bosch
  • De Marskramer - Bosch
  • Peeing in public by Jeroen Bosch
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