Belgica begs Charles Ferdinand V to allow the land to control Quem das finem rex magnetite laborum (title object) Entry of Ferdinand of Austria in Gent (series title) The supplication of Belgica. The Virgin of the Southern Netherlands kneeling with Landskroon question Charles V Ferdinand to govern the country. Scene in heaven, Charles V sit with princes Philip II, Philip III and Isabella Clara Eugenia. Philip IV Ferdinand handing a baton. Presentation on top of the front of the triumphal arch Arcus Caroli at the Friday Market. Print is part of a series that the publication of the description o

Belgica begs Charles Ferdinand V to allow the land to control Quem das finem rex magnetite laborum (title object) Entry of Ferdinand of Austria in Gent (series title) The supplication of Belgica. The Virgin of the Southern Netherlands kneeling with Landskroon question Charles V Ferdinand to govern the country. Scene in heaven, Charles V sit with princes Philip II, Philip III and Isabella Clara Eugenia. Philip IV Ferdinand handing a baton. Presentation on top of the front of the triumphal arch Arcus Caroli at the Friday Market. Print is part of a series that the publication of the description of the entry of the Cardinal Infante Ferdinand of Austria in Ghent on January 28, 1635 as the new governor of the Spanish Netherlands illustreert. Manufacturer : printmaker Jacob Cousin Place manufacture: Antwerp Date: 1636 Physical characteristics: engra material: paper Technique: engra (printing process) Measurements: plate edge: h 304 mm × W 397 mmToelichtingPrent of: Beke, Guillaume van der. Rubens, Peter Paul. Serenissimi principis Ferdinandi Hispaniarum infantis cardinalis Triumphalis introitus in Flandriae metropolim Gandavum. Antwerp: Joannes Meursius, 1636. Subject: personifications or countries, nations, states, district, etc. (with NAME) ceremonial celebration of installation of a rulerorb (symbol or sovereignty; sphere with cross on top) triumphal arch

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