Allegory on the recovery of Stadtholder Willem V (copy), 1787, The Orange Tree protected from the Storm or Symbolic Memorial of the Happy Revolution in the United Netherlands dedicated to all Lovers of the Serene House of Orange & Nassau, L'Arbre d'Orange contre la tempétedefendant (...) (title on object), Allegory on the recovery of Stadtholder William V in 1787. In the Oranjeboom hang in medallions the portraits of the Stadtholder, his wife and children and (on the trunk) those of his ancestors. The tree is protected by the Prussian eagle. Top left the All-Seeing Eye. To the left of the tree is the Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel in the guise of Mars, to the right Bentinck van Rhoon as the Republic., print, print maker: Joseph Gleich, (mentioned on object), after print by: Hendrik Roosing, after print by: Franciscus Sansom, Paris, 1787 - 1788, paper, etching, engraving, height, 420 mm × width, 276 mm
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Allegory, recovery, Stadtholder Willem V, copy, 1787, Orange Tree protected, Storm, Symbolic Memorial, Happy Revolution, United Netherlands dedicated, Lovers, Serene House, Orange & Nassau, L'Arbre d'Orange contre la tempétedefendant, title, object, Stadtholder William V, Oranjeboom hang, medallions, portraits, Stadtholder, wife, children, on, trunk, ancestors, tree, protected, Prussian eagle, Top left, -Seeing Eye, left, Duke, Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel, guise, Mars, right Bentinck van Rhoon, Republic, print, print maker, Joseph Gleich, mentioned, Hendrik Roosing, Franciscus Sansom, Paris, 1787 - 1788, paper, etching, engraving, height, 420 mm × width, 276 mm
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