Allegory of the arrival of the Prince of Orange to England in 1688 A portrait of the Prince, with (English?) crown held up by Zeal, Valor and Discipline, rear Solid Faith. The receiver is another woman (England) with a crown and a scepter, she offers in return a treaty. Links also exist: Caution of Religion and Power in the air portraits of leaders from the House of Orange-Nassau. Right Parliament the helm of state, Pallas, Mercury and putti. In the middle is the ground trodden a blindfolded old man with crowns (Dolle Drift). In the distance a battle with the French. Right for a tablet with an

Allegory of the arrival of the Prince of Orange to England in 1688 A portrait of the Prince, with (English?) crown held up by Zeal, Valor and Discipline, rear Solid Faith. The receiver is another woman (England) with a crown and a scepter, she offers in return a treaty. Links also exist: Caution of Religion and Power in the air portraits of leaders from the House of Orange-Nassau. Right Parliament the helm of state, Pallas, Mercury and putti. In the middle is the ground trodden a blindfolded old man with crowns (Dolle Drift). In the distance a battle with the French. Right for a tablet with an allegorical representation of the beneficiary concord (Concordia) between Netherlands and England. Among the performance, a freshly in 6 of 6 verses regels. Manufacturer : print maker: Romeyn the Hooghe (indicated on object) to order of: the Romeyn Hooghe (indicated on object) publisher: John Ram (indicated on object) provider of privilege: States of Holland and West Friesland (listed property) writer Jan Norel (listed property) Place manufacture: printmaker: Northern Netherlands to drawing: Northern Netherlands Publisher: Amsterdam Date: 1688 - 1689 Physical features: mezzotint and etching material: paper Technique: mezzotint / etching dimensions: plate edge: h 406 mm × W 610 mm Subject: personifications of countries, nations, states, districts, Revolution When: 1688 - 1689

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