Allegory on the discovery of the conspiracy against Maurits, 1623, Triumphbasuyne. Wtblazing the great and unspoken grace of God, our dear Fatherland, in the discovery of the gruesome (...) conspiracy against (...) Prince Mauritius de Naussau (...) the 6th of February discovered (title on object), Allegory on the discovery of the conspiracy against Maurice, 1623. Fame in the air with laurel wreath and trumpet flying above the country in which Delft, Rijswijk and The Hague are indicated. On either side of the print a description of the events. Combined on a sheet with various texts, verses and admonitions., print, print maker: anonymous, Northern Netherlands, 1623, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 278 mm × width, 575 mm
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