The beheading of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 1619, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1619 print The beheading of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt on the Binnenhof in The Hague on 13 May 1619. View on the square with all surrounding buildings and the collected public. In the tower at the top left the court of Prince Maurits. The portraits of the six convicted persons are about the presentation of the decapitation: Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Johannes Wtenbogaert, Hugo de Groot, Rombout Hogerbeets, Gillis van Memedberg and Adolph van de Waal, lord of Moersbergen, a scene with the box of Van Van Ledenberg on The g
The beheading of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, 1619, Claes Jansz. Visscher (II), 1619 print The beheading of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt on the Binnenhof in The Hague on 13 May 1619. View on the square with all surrounding buildings and the collected public. In the tower at the top left the court of Prince Maurits. The portraits of the six convicted persons are about the presentation of the decapitation: Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, Johannes Wtenbogaert, Hugo de Groot, Rombout Hogerbeets, Gillis van Memedberg and Adolph van de Waal, lord of Moersbergen, a scene with the box of Van Van Ledenberg on The gallows and a face on the Loevestein castle. Leaf composed of the prints of the eight individual plates. Amsterdam paper etching violent death by beheading. death penalty, execution The Hague. Courtyard. Loevestein lock
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