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Disturbances as the Deputies of Dordrecht Ride Through the Stadthouder's Gate onto the Binnenhof, 1786
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Disturbances as the deputies of Dordrecht, the gentlemen Gevaerts and De Gijzelaar, drive their carriage through the Stadhouderspoort into the Binnenhof and their horses are seized by the bridle by the Hague wig-maker F. Mourand, 17 March 1786. On the left, the assembled militia; in the center, the advocate Van Nispen defends the carriage. Subject categories within the Atlas of Customs and Manners: Land and Water Transport, Land Transport, Carriages and State Carriages.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineOngeregeldheden als de Gedeputeerden van Dordrecht door de Stadhouderspoort rijden op het Binnenhof, 1786. 1786 - 1788. Carel Frederik Bendorp (I). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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