Cartoon on the brotherhood of the Red Cross rose cruisers; Satire with painting the antichrist, approx. 1650. Satire with painting the Antichrist, approx. 1650. Interior of an inn in which a painter paints the portrait of the called antichrist or devil on the bare hind of a pronely bent man with A crown on the head. The devil is on a cloud of smoke, here a globe and tongs. Links to a table a man with a glass of wine, a luit player and a young woman. Behind the painter a fool with a top hat, large collar and big nose. Behind it is a man with a model of a castle. On the right a Dutch sailor with fur hat overlooks. In the caption a verse of twice five lines. The verse speaks of a Red Cross Meeting of the Red Cross Rose Cruisers or Rose Cruisers, the clothing of two of the persons is decorated on the sleeve with a cross. Probably the show relates to the poet Mattheus Gansneb Tengnagel.