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Decorations at the house of Mr. Verbruggen in the Cannon Foundry in The Hague, 1766
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Decorations at the house of Mr. Verbruggen in the Cannon Foundry in The Hague, 1766

Noach van der Meer (II) · 1776 · etching; paper

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Decorations at the residence of Mr. J. Verbruggen in 's Lands Geschutgieterij in The Hague on 8 March 1766 on the occasion of the majority of Prince William V. Painted panel with allegorical representation with the stadtholder. William V receives a bible from Faith. Minerva and Fidelity stand by the prince. On the right sit Truth, Strength, Prudence and Justice. In the foreground Mars drives away Envy. Numbered at the top: III.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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printboekillustratieWilliam V (Prince of Orange)Justice, 'Justitia'Prudence, 'Prudentia'Faith, 'Fides'
Credit lineDecoraties bij de heer Verbruggen in de Geschutgieterij te Den Haag, 1766. 1776. Noach van der Meer (II). Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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