Cologne, Passe, Crispijn van de (I), Quad, Matthias von Kinkelbach, Septem Virtutes Vitiis Suis Oppositae, Virtues, Benignitas, Goodness, The personification of Goodness stands in a landscape with a burning heart in its hand. On her feet stands the pelican, which pierces its own breast to feed its young with its blood. In the background on the right, David approaches his enemy King Saul, while he is crouching down to relieve himself. David could kill Saul, but only takes a piece of his cloak with him. On the left, David shows the piece of his cloak to Saul from a rock. With this, David proves his kindness to Saul. Below the image is a four-line verse in Latin. This print is part of an album., print, prent, albumblad, prints, prenten, height 210 mm, width 144 mm, 1564 - 1637, print maker, prentmaker, 1589 - 1611, paper, papier, engraving, engraving (printing process), Work conception, after own design by, German, 1557 - 1613, writer, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher