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youths and elderly men personifying the feelings and imagination of a young artist
where faint candlelight and shadowed monks suggest solemn devotion
several more small boats contain men fighting at close quarters
Mankind’s Eternal Dilemma | Frans Francken II | 1633 Size:24"x16" portrayed with indulgentFrans Francken II Mankinds Eternal Dilemma; the Choice between Virtue and Vice (1633) This intricate allegorical painting explores the moral struggle between virtue and vice. The upper part depicts a grand palace setting, where Virtue, represented by noble and modest figures, guides mankind toward divine wisdom and celestial rewards, as shown by angels and divine beings above. In contrast, the right side shows Vice, portrayed with indulgent, sensual
