Author: Luiken, Jan, 1649-1712
Image Title: The Silversmith
Scripture Reference:
Description: The silversmith pours silver, which was melted in the burning forge, into a mold that is clamped on both sides by metal bindings. An apprentice uses the bellows to increase the heat of the forge. A second silversmith hammers a silver object on an anvil. The Dutch artist and poet Jan Luiken (1649-1712) was responsible for drawing this emblem and for creating the motto and poem that follow. Jan Luiken and/or his son Casper Luiken (1672-1708) were responsible for its etching. The attendant scripture text is Proverbs 17:3.
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