Seneca Engraved Bust Life Is Long Enough Poster

The famous bust of Seneca, engraved by Lucas Vorsterman after Rubens in 1638, above his line from On the Shortness of Life, from the Rijksmuseum's open collection (RP-P-OB-33.062, public domain), cropped and toned to ink on warm ivory and set in an engraved-style frame with diamond corners and a Seneca name plate. Under the picture, one line: "Life is long enough, if you know how to use it." (Seneca, Of the Shortness of Life, trans. Aubrey Stewart, 1889), set word for word from the public-domain translation. Made for a study, an office or anyone who keeps the Letters by the bed. Designed by Painted Stoa: the museum engraving was cropped, cleaned, toned to ink on warm ivory and set in a frame and name plate drawn in code with AI tools under my direction; no stock images. The words are public domain and were checked against the published text.