Jesus en de ziel : een geestelycke spiegel voor 't gemoed : bestaande uyt veertig aangename en stichtelyke sinne-beelden : vervat in drie deelen
A Dutch emblem book of forty devotional emblems on Jesus and the soul, etched and written by Jan Luyken and issued in Amsterdam in 1696 by the widow of Pieter Arentsz for pious lay readers. The plates pair a haloed child Christ with a female figure representing the soul in open landscapes and gardens, drawn in fine open etched line with ruled cloud hatching, spiky radiant halos, foreground weeds, jet fountains and distant towns—useful for radiance motifs, small-scale landscape backgrounds and two-figure allegorical staging.
