Allegory of Negligence (Allegory of Imprudence)

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Beuckelaer Joachim - Allegory of Negligence (Allegory of Imprudence)
Number:068100
Title:Allegory of Negligence (Allegory of Imprudence)
Artist: Beuckelaer, Joachim (um 1533-1574)
Museum: Royal Museum of Fine Arts, Antwerp
Method: Oil on wood
Created: 1563
School: Flanders
Category: Genre
Bible
Mythology, Allegory and Literature
Trend in art: Early Netherlandish Art
Keywords: Destitution, Symbol, Domestics, Family life, Jug, Kitchen, Cuisine, Bible, Poverty, Luke, New Testament, At the Table, Cooking, Cook, Weekday, Daily, Everyday, Household, Stove, Cooker, Oven, Hearth, Home, Christianity, Kitchen table, Crockery, Kitchen things, Pots, Pans, Kitchenware, Dishes, Compassion, Allegory, Mercy, Gratidude, Grateful, Charity, Sick, Goodness, Kindheartedness, Assistance, Needy, Reunion, Return of the Prodigal Son, Parable, Father, Forgiveness, Eating, Parable of the prodigal Son, Gastronomy, Culinary art, Prodigal Son, Caritas, Cookery, Culinary