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Milanese Arch of Triumph, 1599
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Milanese Arch of Triumph, 1599

Pieter van der Borcht (I) · 1599 · etching; hand coloring; paper

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Milanese Arch of Triumph, December 1599. Triumphal arch decorated with an allegorical representation in which Albert drives away the Furies. On the left and right of the arch river gods with banners bearing the coat of arms of Philip II. Erected during the entry into Antwerp in the Lange Nieuwstraat near the Margravenstraat. Part of: Historica narratio profectionis et inaugurationis serenissimorum Belgii principum Alberti et Isabellae Austriae archiducum, the description of the entries of the couple in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Valenciennes, 1599.

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Credit lineMilanese triomfpoort, 1599. 1599. Pieter van der Borcht (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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