In the foreground an interior with dancing and music-making courtiers and loving couples. Above, Christ is captured in the Garden of Gethsemane by soldiers who have gathered around him with halberds and lanterns. On the left, Simon Peter has cut off the right ear of the slave Malchus with a sword. At the top right is a coat of arms of a canon. The print has a caption in Dutch. Print from a book edition in which a scene from the life of Christ is juxtaposed with a worldly situation, The Capture of Christ and Celebrating Courtiers Den kus Christi ende des Werelts Moralising Lessons for Courtiers., print maker: Cornelis Galle, print maker: Pieter de Jode (I), (rejected attribution), print maker: anonymous, Antwerp, 1630, paper, engraving, etching, h 136 mm × w 90 mm