
[ca. 1750–1920]
A man who is blind carries a man who is physically disabled over a body of water on a small bridge. Ahead able-bodied men ride horses. A city is in the distance. Depiction of "The Blind man and the Lame". Title: "Charitas Nunquam Excidit. Qui Habet, Ded Non Habenti", translates roughly from Latin "Love is never forgotten. He has had no ded." Text: "Arida sylva viret densis ves tita corymbis: Fert claudum caecus: monstrat at ille viam. Prabet largus opem poscenti dives egeno: Tu numquam miseros deservisse velis."
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