Papenspel with Pope, Satan, Whore of Babylon, and a false prophet

Satirical papal play, consisting of a folded sheet with four images. By folding the object differently, the images change. Two handwritten booklets accompany the drawing, explaining the changing images. The scenes are based on sixteenth-century examples. The second booklet contains the same text as the first but was written later. The drawings depict the Roman Pope, the Whore of Babylon, Satan, and a false prophet. The legs or objects on which they sit can be folded, showing each figure in two different ways. Subject categories within the Atlas of Customs and Manners: Religion, Roman Catholics, Processions, Memorials.