Allegory on the capture of the conspirators against Maurits, 1623, Aensprake oft Clacht-dicht over het schrickelijck Verraedt voorghenomen teghen (...) Mauritz by der gracen Gods Prince van Oraignen (title on object), Allegory on the capture of the conspirators against Maurits, 1623. The captured chained conspirators are standing in the Dutch Tui. On the left Rhetorica crowns Justice, on the right a procession of Love and Hope followed by nine muses. Orpheus plays on a cello, the Dutch Lion waits at the gate. In the air the Fame, coming out of the water, Triton blows his horn. 3 columns of text in Dutch printed under the plate., print, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Cornelis Willemsz Blaeu-Laken, (mentioned on object), G. Fick, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1623, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 458 mm × width, 335 mm
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