Allegory of the Peace of Amiens, 1802, de Vreede, la Paix (title on object), Allegory of the Peace of Amiens, on March 27, 1802, which ended the war between Great Britain and the French Republic, Spain and the Batavian Republic. In the center Peace floats through the clouds with an olive branch in hand. At the bottom two putti (Commerce and Abundance) with a horn of plenty, on the right a city destroyed by the war. At the bottom of the print is a strip with two four-line verses on peace, printed from a separate plate. Reissue of 1806., print, print maker: Christiaan Josi, (mentioned on object), after own design by: Christiaan Josi, (mentioned on object), publisher: Christiaan Josi, (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1802 and/or 1806, paper, engraving, height, 600 mm × width, 423 mm
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Allegory, Peace, Amiens, 1802, de Vreede, la Paix, title, object, March 27, ended, war, Great Britain, French Republic, Spain, Batavian Republic, center Peace floats, clouds, olive branch, hand, bottom two putti, Commerce, Abundance, horn, plenty, right, city destroyed, bottom, print, strip, two four-line verses, peace, printed, separate plate, Reissue, 1806, print maker, Christiaan Josi, mentioned, own design, publisher, Amsterdam, paper, engraving, height, 600 mm × width, 423 mm
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