Allegory on the liberation of the Netherlands, 1813, Israel's God is Dutch God (title on object), Allegory on the liberation of the Netherlands, the fall of the French and the restoration of the Prince of Orange as sovereign monarch, 1813. Coastal landscape with monument to the seven united provinces crowned by the prince's coat of arms. On the ground in front of the monument are symbols of the broken French power. On the monument a cartouche with two crossed anchors and the monograms CO, CW, CB and CS and the saying 'We all hope'. On the left the sun rises over a merchant fleet at sea. In the caption a four-line verse. See the pendant., print, print maker: Noach van der Meer (II), (mentioned on object), after own design by: Noach van der Meer (II), (mentioned on object), Netherlands, 1813 - 1814, paper, etching, engraving, height, 215 mm × width, 280 mm
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Allegory, liberation, Netherlands, 1813, Israel's God, Dutch God, title, object, fall, French, restoration, Prince, Orange, sovereign monarch, Coastal landscape, monument, seven united provinces crowned, prince's coat, arms, ground, front, symbols, broken French power, cartouche, two, crossed, anchors, monograms CO, Cw, Cb, Cs, saying, hope, left, sun rises, merchant fleet, sea, caption, four-line verse, See, pendant, print, print maker, Noach van der Meer, Ii, mentioned, own design, 1813 - 1814, paper, etching, engraving, height, 215 mm × width, 280 mm
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