Allegory on the preservation of freedom against the French enemy, 1793, In commemoration of the fact that we have our own legal and religious freedom (...) (title on object), Allegory on the preservation of freedom and religion in the Republic, thanks to the support from God and the Coalition forces, through the victory over the French troops in February 1793. Religion, the Dutch Virgin with freedom lance and the Dutch lion at an altar. On the right in a dark cloud French weapons, mask and a banner marked 'Egalite Liberte'. At the bottom the coats of arms of the stadtholder and of Austria. A text sheet accompanies the plate., print, print maker: George Kockers, (mentioned on object), after own design by: George Kockers, (mentioned on object), Willem V (prins van Oranje-Nassau), (mentioned on object), Northern Netherlands, 1794, paper, etching, engraving, height, 410 mm × width, 440 mm
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Allegory, preservation, freedom, French enemy, 1793, commemoration, fact, our own legal, religious freedom, title, object, religion, Republic, thanks, support, God, Coalition forces, victory, French troops, February 1793, Religion, Dutch Virgin, freedom lance, Dutch lion, altar, right, dark cloud French weapons, mask, banner marked, Egalite Liberte, bottom, coats, arms, stadtholder, Austria, text sheet accompanies, plate, print, print maker, George Kockers, mentioned, own design, Willem V, prins van Oranje-Nassau, Northern Netherlands, 1794, paper, etching, engraving, height, 410 mm × width, 440 mm
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