Tomb of Philip of Hesse-Philippsthal, Tomb of Philip of Hesse-Philippsthal in the Grote or Sint-Jacobskerk in The Hague. In the center, a veiled woman mourns the deceased, wearing armor. Behind him various weapons and flags. Volutes and garlands on the left and right. Above two crowned lions on either side of a crowned coat of arms. At the bottom the name of the deceased and a six-line poem of praise in Latin., print maker: anonymous, after drawing by: Hooft, publisher: Reinier Boitet, publisher: Delft, publisher: Amsterdam, 1730 - 1736, paper, engraving, height 316 mm, width 184 mm, print
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Tomb, Philip, Hesse-Philippsthal, Grote, Sint-Jacobskerk, Hague, center, veiled woman mourns, deceased, wearing armor, various weapons, flags, Volutes, garlands, left, right, two, crowned, lions, side, crowned coat, arms, bottom, name, six-line poem, praise, Latin, print maker, anonymous, drawing, Hooft, publisher, Reinier Boitet, Delft, Amsterdam, 1730 - 1736, paper, engraving, height 316 mm, width 184 mm, print
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