Claar vertooch van de verradersche en vyantlijcke acten en proceduren van Poortugaal, : in't verwecken ende stijven van de rebellie ende oorloghe in Brasil. Beweesen uyt de brieven en geschriften van het selve kijck ende hare ministers,
A 1647 Dutch pamphlet printed in Amsterdam by the widow of Joost Broersz, a polemic for Dutch readers that denounces Portugal's conduct in fomenting the rebellion in Brazil, drawn from captured letters and papers. The two pictures are typographic ornaments: a triangular block of dense baroque scrollwork with grotesque masks and foliage, and a coat of arms with a shield, bird crest, and a motto ribbon reading 'Gaudeo', useful for designers seeking heavy 17th-century decorative borders and heraldic devices.
