Coat of arms of Utrecht, 't Lof-toonneel of cities and members in 't Sticht van Uitrecht op den Rhijn / Trajectum ad Rhenum triumphans (title on object), Coat of arms of cities and prominent families from the province of Utrecht. On the top part, at the very top center, a figure with the coat of arms of the province. Surrounding it are men in armor with banners of arms. Below that is the Latin title with poem of praise and coats of arms. Under the arch Fama and below it a female figure in a triumphal chariot with a shield bearing the weapons of the five Utrecht cities (Amersfoort, Rhenen, Wijk bij Duurstede, Montfoort and Utrecht). In her hand is the freedom hat with five church towers on it. On the left a cityscape of Amersfoort with a poem of praise and weapons, on the right a cityscape of Rhenen with a poem of praise and weapons. On the lower part at the top a cityscape of Utrecht with a poem of praise and on the left the coat of arms of the province and on the right that of the city. Below that is the Dutch title with praise poem and coats of arms. On the left a cityscape of Wijk bij Duurstede with praise poem and weapons, on the right a cityscape of Montfoort with praise poem and weapons., print maker: Hendrik Winter, after design by: Everard Meyster, Everard Meyster, Utrecht, c. 1663 - 1732, paper, engraving, height c. 800 mm × width 520 mm, print

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