Allegory against Frederik Hendrik, 1636, the image of the present state of the Netherlands. Refuting a false image in Hollant as given by P. Noot-mans. And the explanation of the current Lants State By Mr. Advocate Van Thienen (title on object), Allegory on the political situation in the year 1636. Frederik Hendrik and the Dutch Lion are anxiously locked up in the Dutch Garden. On the left, Ferdinand tramples a snake, causing the cities of Schenckenschans, Limburg and Dalen to jump out of its belly. On the right, Cardinal Richelieu offers the governor a necklace of honor. The print is an answer to FMH 1751. A text sheet accompanies the print., print, print maker: anonymous, after design by: de advocaat van Thienen, (mentioned on object), Southern Netherlands, 1636, paper, engraving, height, 244 mm × width, 305 mm
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Allegory, Frederik Hendrik, 1636, image, present state, Netherlands, Refuting, false image, Hollant, given, P, Noot-mans, explanation, current Lants State, Mr, Advocate Van Thienen, title, object, political situation, year 1636, Dutch Lion, anxiously, locked, up, Dutch Garden, left, Ferdinand tramples, snake, causing, cities, Schenckenschans, Limburg, Dalen, jump, belly, right, Cardinal Richelieu offers, governor, necklace, honor, print, answer, Fmh 1751, text sheet accompanies, print maker, anonymous, design, de advocaat van Thienen, mentioned, Southern Netherlands, paper, engraving, height, 244 mm × width, 305 mm
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