Personificatie van de Vraatzucht - Onmatigheid Gula. NL-HlmNHA 1477 53010749

The central figure is a corpulent woman representing the vice of Gluttony, holding a platter with a roasted bird and a heavy ornamental ewer. At her feet lies a pig, a traditional iconographic animal associated with overindulgence and lack of restraint. The landscape in the background features rolling hills and distant architecture, rendered with the rhythmic, swelling lines characteristic of the engraver's style.

As part of a series on the Seven Deadly Sins, this print reflects the moralizing tradition of the Northern Renaissance, rooted in the Aristotelian concept of temperance and the Christian struggle against vice. It illustrates the physical and moral degradation associated with excess, a frequent theme in the didactic literature and emblem books of the late 16th century.