Title page of the pamphlet: Maecht's answer against, op, en aen, the speech of a courtesan, Who wanted to deceive her like a false monstrosity, 1617, Title page of the pamphlet with the verse: Maecht's answer against, op, and aen, the speech of a courtesan, Who tried to deceive her as a false monstrosity, 1617. Allegory on the deceitful peace proposals of Spain. A wolf, masked as a young man, tries to seduce the Dutch Virgin. The Dutch Virgin sitting in the Dutch Garden, the Dutch Lion at the gate. The gardener Prince Maurits is weeding the weeds in the garden. On the right a ship at sea, on the left a forest., print, print maker: anonymous, Isaac Abbema, (mentioned on object), publisher: David Jacobsz van Hakendover, (mentioned on object), print maker: Northern Netherlands, publisher: Rotterdam, 1617, paper, engraving, height, 152 mm × width, 192 mm
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