Allegory on the French Invasion of 1672 Allegory on the French Invasion of 1672 Allegory of the French invasion of the Netherlands in 1672, Allegory of the French invasion of the Netherlands in the Disaster Year of 1672. A smiling young man shows a seated man with a hat, a sheet of paper or print with a representation of the crowing French rooster above the Dutch Garden in which the Dutch lion is beaten, the sword broken, the arrows scattered and the fence flattened. At the bottom of the magazine a music bar, symbols of particular nations, states, districts, etc, political caricatures and satires, single printed leaf: broadsheet, leaflet, Netherlands, Willem III (Prince of Orange and King of England, Scotland and Ireland), Johannes van Wijckersloot, 1672, oil paint (paint), canvas, h 43 cm × w 37.5 cm d 8.5 cm
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Allegory, French Invasion, 1672 Allegory, French invasion, Netherlands, 1672, Disaster Year, smiling young man, seated man, hat, sheet, paper, print, representation, crowing French rooster, Dutch Garden, Dutch lion, beaten, sword broken, arrows scattered, fence flattened, bottom, magazine, music bar, symbols, particular nations, states, districts, etc, political caricatures, satires, single printed leaf, broadsheet, leaflet, Willem III, Prince, Orange, King, England, Scotland, Ireland, Johannes van Wijckersloot, oil paint, paint, canvas
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