Allegory on the victory of Witte de With over the Dunkirk vice-admiral Rombouts, 1640, Allegory on the victory of Witte de With over the Dunkirk vice-admiral Rombouts, July 1640. In the center a plate of an oval portrait of Witte de With printed inside a frame decorated with Mars, Pluto and tritones. At the bottom a representation of the sea battle with two verses of 4 and 8 lines each in Dutch. In the middle the explanation of the numbers 1-11., print, print maker: Theodor Matham, print maker: Cornelis van Dalen (I), (rejected attribution), after design by: Simon de Vlieger, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Amsterdam, 1641, paper, etching, engraving, height, 160 mm × width, 130 mm, height, 440 mm × width, 307 mm
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Allegory, victory, Witte de, Dunkirk vice-admiral Rombouts, 1640, July 1640, center, plate, oval portrait, printed inside, frame decorated, Mars, Pluto, tritones, bottom, representation, sea battle, two verses, 4, 8 lines, Dutch, middle, explanation, numbers 1-11, print, print maker, Theodor Matham, Cornelis van Dalen, I, rejected attribution, design, Simon de Vlieger, mentioned, object, Northern Netherlands, publisher, Amsterdam, 1641, paper, etching, engraving, height, 160 mm × width, 130 mm, 440 mm × width, 307 mm
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