A 16th century allegorical figure of the planet Saturn

A full-length allegorical figure representing the planet Saturn in the form of the Roman god. He stands holding a baby boy, whom he is about to eat to prevent a prophesy that he would be overthrown by one of his own sons. At his feet is a dragon. In the four corners are vignettes: the zodiac signs Capricorn & Aquarius, a cockatrice and a pot on a fire. Plate 1 of seven illustrations of the planets of the Solar System, plus a titlepage, engraved and published by Crispijn de Passe the Elder (1564-1637).