Personification of the province and the county of Hainaut, Jean de la Barre, 1648 print The personification of the province and the Graafschap Hainaut, in the form of a woman, sitting on a lion with a scepter and a urban crown on the head. Behind her the weapons of Hainaut, Oosterbant, Valenciennes and Brabant. On the left is the patron saint of the city of Bergen, Waldetrudis, and on the right her husband, the count of Hainaut, Vincentius Madelgarius. In the background an architectural frame with busts of various rulers, centrally placed the image of Philip IV of Spain. Entirely at the top of
Personification of the province and the county of Hainaut, Jean de la Barre, 1648 print The personification of the province and the Graafschap Hainaut, in the form of a woman, sitting on a lion with a scepter and a urban crown on the head. Behind her the weapons of Hainaut, Oosterbant, Valenciennes and Brabant. On the left is the patron saint of the city of Bergen, Waldetrudis, and on the right her husband, the count of Hainaut, Vincentius Madelgarius. In the background an architectural frame with busts of various rulers, centrally placed the image of Philip IV of Spain. Entirely at the top of the tetragram. paper etching
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