Cartoon on the passivity of the English King Charles I, ca. 1636-1641, Den Conincklijcken Morgen-Wecker (title on object), The Kingly Cocke (title on object), Cartoon on the passivity of the English King Charles I, ca. 1636. The English King Charles I sits asleep on his throne, lulled by the flute playing and gifts from the Spanish ambassador. On the left, the French King Louis XIII tries to awaken the king to take action on behalf of Charles Louis of the Palatinate and the other children of the Winter King. The Spanish-minded courtier Lord Cottington tries to stop the French king. In the background the Count of Arundel returns from the Diet in Regensburg (1640-1641). In the margin an incorrect explanation of the numbers 1-6 in the representation. A text sheet is taped under the print with texts in 3 columns in Dutch and English., print, print maker: Crispijn van de Passe (II), Northern Netherlands, 1636 - 1641, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 535 mm × width, 380 mm
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Cartoon, passivity, English King Charles I, ca, 1636-1641, Den Conincklijcken Morgen-Wecker, title, object, Kingly Cocke, 1636, sits, asleep, throne, lulled, flute playing, gifts, Spanish ambassador, left, French King Louis XIII tries, awaken, king, take action, behalf, Charles Louis, Palatinate, children, Winter King, Spanish-minded courtier Lord Cottington tries, stop, French king, background, Count, Arundel returns, Diet, Regensburg, 1640-1641, margin, incorrect explanation, numbers 1-6, representation, text sheet, taped under, print, texts, 3 columns, Dutch, English, print maker, Crispijn van de Passe, Ii, Northern Netherlands, 1636 - 1641, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 535 mm × width, 380 mm
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