Luna moon children Van de Seven Planets herren Werkingh
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Luna moon children Van de Seven Planets herren Werkingh
Luna, the moon, and her children Van de Seven Planets and herren Werkingh (series title) The seven planets (series title) Den Grooten Figuer-Bibel (...) (series title ), with a hunting horn in hand, sits in a chariot pulled by two girls in the sky. The sign of the Cancer indicates who belongs to the sphere of influence of the moon. The people born under this constellation all have something to do with water. Fishermen are at work in the foreground and someone is swimming. In the background ships sailed by sailors. At the bottom in the margin a text in Latin about the children of Luna. This print is part of an album, Luna and her children ( Planetenkinder ), Cancer, fisherman, swimming (movement in water), ships (in general), Harmen Jansz Muller, 1566 - 1570 and/or 1646, paper, engraving, h 214 mm × w 253 mm
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Media ID 19545028
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1566 1570 1646 Album Belongs Bottom Cancer Children Constellation Den Grooten Figuer Bibel Fisherman Fishermen Foreground General Hand Harmen Jansz Muller Hunting Horn Influence Latin Luna Margin Moon Movement Sailors Series Title Seven Planets Ships Sign Sits Sphere Swimming Text Two Girls Water Work
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This print titled "Luna moon children Van de Seven Planets herren Werkingh" transports us to a celestial realm where the enchanting Luna, accompanied by her children from the seven planets, reigns supreme. In this particular scene, Luna is depicted seated in a majestic chariot, holding a hunting horn in hand. Two ethereal girls gracefully pull the chariot through the sky as they traverse their heavenly domain. The presence of the Cancer zodiac sign signifies those who fall under Luna's sphere of influence. These individuals are closely connected to water and its elements. The foreground showcases diligent fishermen going about their work while someone enjoys a leisurely swim nearby. Meanwhile, ships sail majestically in the background, manned by skilled sailors navigating vast oceans. Adding an intriguing touch to this artwork is a Latin text inscribed at the bottom margin that delves into the lore surrounding Luna's children. This exquisite print forms part of an album aptly named "Luna and her Children (Planetenkinder)" created by Harmen Jansz Muller between 1566 and 1570 or possibly 1646. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing composition captured on paper through intricate engraving techniques, we are transported to a mystical world where celestial beings coexist with earthly activities—a testament to both artistic brilliance and our eternal fascination with lunar influences and water-related endeavors.
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