Allegory on the arrival and takeover of Charles Eduard Stuart, 1745, Allegory on the Second Jacobite Uprising with the arrival of the fleet and desired takeover of Charles Eduard Stuart, 1745. The British Virgin offers Charles the king's crown and sceptre. A lion conquers the British unicorn. The sheet contains an extensive inscription about the origins of the plate, according to which the silver plate was commissioned by the rebels in Amsterdam and the prints were distributed among the rebels. The silver plate would then have been made into the lid of a cup from which the rebels drank., print, print maker: Jacob van der Schley, Northern Netherlands, 1745, paper, etching, engraving, height, 84 mm × width, 108 mm
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