Allegory on the truce disputes, 1618, Vertoninghe der presenthe stant int free-Nederlandt (title on object), Allegory on the truce disputes, 1618. The Dutch Virgin is attacked by a soldier marked on his helmet as Utrecht (waardgelder) with the names of the Remonstrant cities in Holland. His raised hand with sword is held back by the hand of God from heaven. The virgin sits on the cornerstone of Christ and is simultaneously besieged by Discord, Death and Fury. In the sea, a triton (Patriot) blows counter-remonstrant pamphlets from his horn. With caption of 5 verses of 4 lines in Dutch., print, print maker: anonymous, print maker: Zacharias Dolendo, (possibly), after design by: Isaac Claesz. van Swanenburg, Northern Netherlands, 1618, paper, engraving, height, 220 mm × width, 290 mm
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