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Iconology of the Wayfarer Triptych – Detail

Location of Visual Attribute
Interior Panels of the Wayfarer Triptych
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Table with beaker and cherries from Ship of Fools

The allusion to the sin of Lust is reinforced by other details drawn from the traditional Garden of Love – the plate of cherries and the metal wine jug suspended over the side of the boat – which Bosch had employed for the same sin in the Prado Tabletop [Bosch, ca. 1505-1510]. (p. 30)

Bosing, 1987
Hieronymus Bosch c.1450-1516

Keywords
Category
Morality and immorality
Interpretation Type
InfoSensorium Facet
(Sum, 2022)
Layer of meaning
(van Straten, 1994)
Conception of Information
(Furner, 2004)
Level of knowledge
(Nanetti, 2018)
View of reality
(Popper, 1972, 1979; Gnoli, 2018)
Iconographical interpretation Relevance (Iconographical) Interpretations,Narratives Second world (Mind)
Reference Source(s)
Bosch, ca. 1505-1510
Symbolic Images