Noordelijke Nederlanden, De Staende Maagd Bereyd tot Vreede, Allegorical representation of the Dutch Garden in which William III declares his love to the Dutch Maiden, 1672, Northern Netherlands, 1672. An army of locusts flows from the Orange Tree; armed citizens flee to the right, leaving behind large bags filled with money. Various allegorical figures fly in the air. On the right a rooster sits on a stick. Below the representation is a Dutch verse of two columns above the indication 'Het Haen-gekray'. The verse is a dialogue between Jan Provoost (or Proost) and Jan Ariaens. This print shows the continuation of the events as depicted in FMH nos. 2309 and 2310., print, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 373 mm, width 225 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, derde kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, engraving, engraving (printing process), letterpress printing
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Noordelijke Nederlanden, De Staende Maagd Bereyd tot Vreede, Allegorical representation, Dutch Garden, William III declares, love, Dutch Maiden, 1672, Northern Netherlands, army, locusts flows, Orange Tree, armed citizens flee, right, leaving, large bags filled, money, Various allegorical figures fly, air, rooster sits, stick, representation, Dutch verse, two columns, indication, Het Haen-gekray, verse, dialogue, Jan Provoost, Proost, Jan Ariaens, print, continuation, events, depicted, FMH nos, 2309, 2310, prent, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 373 mm, width 225 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1672 - 1672, third quarter 17th century, derde kwart 17e eeuw, paper, papier, engraving, printing process, letterpress printing
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