Beginning of the expedition in Antwerp and unfortunate end during the battle on the Slaak, 1631, Triomph-Torts Over de Neerlaegh der Coninglijcke Vloote op het Slaeck (title on object), Beginning of the expedition in Antwerp on September 10 and unfortunate end during the battle on the Slaak, September 13, 1631. The Dutch fleet under the command of Vice Admiral Marinus Hollare. Sheet with two representations. Above, embarkation and departure of the fleet from Antwerp and the blessing of Count John of Nassau-Siegen and the Prince of Barbançon, the commanders of the Spanish fleet, by the cardinal in the presence of Isabella Clara Eugenia. Top left the emblem with a warning of a male getting stuck in a horn (see the interpretation of the 'horn crawler'). While shooting the stranded Spanish soldiers from the ships and by soldiers on the beach. In the distance Zierikzee and Ter Tolen. Printed on the sheet under the plate is a verse by Vondel, a description of the events in French and a German translation of the verse., print, print maker: Crispijn van de Passe (II), (attributed to), Joost van den Vondel, (mentioned on object), Northern Netherlands, 1631, paper, engraving, letterpress printing, height, 380 mm × width, 305 mm
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