Allegorical representation with woman with measuring instruments and angel, Facies Palaestinae ex monumentis veteribus descripta ab Hadriano Relando (title on object), On an elevation sits a woman with compass and wings at her head next to a globe. At her feet are a ruler and compass. An angel with a branch and scrolls in hand is handing her coins. Between the two figures are a rooster and a dog. To the right against the elevation sits a shackled figure personifying the defeated kingdom of Judea; by her side lie a turban and crown. In the background is a view of the city of Jaffa by the sea on which sailing ships are sailing. The depiction is part of a map of Palestine and Israel. print maker: Johannes de Broen (I), publisher: Willem Broedelet, (possibly), Utrecht, 1714, paper, engraving, etching, width 150 mm x height 271 mm.