Allegory of the Triumphal Procession of the Prince of Orange, the Future King William II, as the Hero of Waterloo, 1815, Allegory on the triumphal procession of the Prince of Orange, later King William II, as hero van Waterloo, 1815. The prince stands on a chariot drawn by four white horses and is crowned by Peace. The car drives through a triumphal gate or arch of honor into a city. In the air Fame and angels with a cornucopia and the prince's weapon. On the side the grateful inhabitants and soldiers with banners and standards, Waterloo, Willem II (King of the Netherlands), Cornelis van Cuylenburgh (II) (signed by artist), canvas, oil paint (paint), h 185 cm × w 240 cm d 12.5 cm
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Allegory, Triumphal Procession, Prince, Orange, Future King William II, Hero, Waterloo, 1815, triumphal procession, later King William II, hero van Waterloo, prince stands, chariot drawn, four white horses, crowned, Peace, car drives, triumphal gate, arch, honor, city, air Fame, angels, cornucopia, prince's weapon, side, grateful inhabitants, soldiers, banners, standards, Willem II, King, Netherlands, Cornelis van Cuylenburgh, II, signed, artist, canvas, oil paint, paint
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