Allegory of the peace with England in 1674 and the almanac for the year 1675, Vereenichde Nederlantsche danckbaerheyt, aen Carolus II. Coninck van Hisp. etc. about negotiating their peace with Charles II. Coninck of Great Britain, and the restoration of their lost freedom (title on object), Allegory of the Peace of Westminster with England on February 19, 1674, which ended the Third English War. The peace treaty is presented by a messenger to King Charles II sitting on his throne next to Queen Catherine. Courtiers on either side of the throne, personifications of the virtues between the audience on the right. Below is a cartouche with the triumphal entry of William III into the conquered city of Grave on October 8, 1674. Below is the almanac for the year 1675, with portrait and coat of arms of William III., print, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Gaspar Huybrechts, (mentioned on object), print maker: Southern Netherlands, publisher: Antwerp, 1674, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 518 mm × width, 410 mm
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