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Allegory on the Inauguration of Prince William Frederick as Sovereign Prince, 1814
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Allegory on the Inauguration of Prince William Frederick as Sovereign Prince, 1814

Jan Lucas van der Beek · 1814 · etching; stippelets; engraving; paper

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Allegory on the inauguration of Prince Willem Frederik as sovereign prince, 30 March 1814. The Dutch Maiden leads the prince to his throne. To the right, Liberty and the Dutch Lion; to the left, soldiers with the flags of the allies Russia, Great Britain, Austria, and Prussia. In the caption, an eight-line verse.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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printWilliam I of the NetherlandsFreedom, LibertyNetherlands
Credit lineAllegorie op de inhuldiging van prins Willem Frederik als soeverein vorst, 1814. 1814. Jan Lucas van der Beek. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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