The Trial of Oldenbarnevelt

Art book with 38 loose watercolours and texts on the execution of Oldenbarnevelt, 13 May 1619, portraits of Van Oldenbarnevelt and Maurits (1 + 2); 24 judges (3 to 26); both fiscal officers (27 + 28); the provost (29) — all in animal form; the execution at the Binnenhof (31); caricature on the exodus of the Remonstrants with handwritten annotation (32); caricature with the severed head of Van Oldenbarnevelt in the clouds and caricatures of some judges in animal form, with handwritten annotation (33); caricature 'The Arminian Serpent', with handwritten annotation (34); caricature with seven apes around a donkey before the Binnenhof, with handwritten text (35); caricature 'Dialogue between Kees the Farmer and the Landlord', with handwritten text (36); triumphal arch with portrait of Prince Maurits in armour, with handwritten text (37); caricature 'The Crossing of Prince Maurits in Charon's Boat' (= Prince William II) with handwritten text (38); triumphal arch with in a carriage: 'This is