Arminian snake with the conspirators against Maurice, 1623, Clare Af-beeldinghe, or Effigien, of the main Conspirators, standing on the Body of the Headless Arminian Snake. It shows how the Orangian Tree, together with Religion and Justice (in spite of 't Bedrogh and the dilapidated Tree) are protected by the ray of God (title on object), The Arminian snake with the portraits of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and the conspirators against Maurice arrested in 1623. In the middle the broken Arminian tree and the blossoming Orange tree protected by the personifications of Religion and Justice and the radiant light of God. A rod in the snake's tail. Printed under the presentation text and legend A-O in 3 columns in Dutch., print, print maker: anonymous, publisher: Jan Amelisz, (mentioned on object), printer: Jan Adriaensz., (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Utrecht, printer: Amsterdam, 1623, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 403 mm × width, 300 mm
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