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William V with his sons in the army camp, 1794
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William V with his sons in the army camp, 1794

Cornelis Brouwer · 1803 · etching; engraving; paper

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Stadtholder Willem V with his sons Willem George Frederik and Willem I Frederik in consultation with the generals, between the tents of the army camp in the Southern Netherlands, April 1794. Illustration in the four-part Life of Willem George Frederik (1802-1803).

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printboekillustratiehistorieprentWilliam V (Prince of Orange)William I of the NetherlandsTweede Franse inval
Credit lineWillem V met zijn zonen in het legerkamp, 1794. 1803. Cornelis Brouwer. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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