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Rear side of the triumphal arch Arcus Fernandi on the Vrijdagmarkt; the entry of Ferdinand into Ghent in 1635 (no. 12)
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Back of the triumphal arch Arcus Fernandi on the Vrijdagmarkt. Triumphal arch decorated with historical and allegorical scenes and figures. Sheet no. 12 in a set of 42 plates illustrating the publication of the description of the entry of Cardinal-Infant Ferdinand of Austria in Ghent on January 28, 1635, as the new Governor-General of the Spanish Netherlands.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineAchterzijde van de triomfpoort Arcus Fernandi op de Vrijdagmarkt; intocht van Ferdinand te Gent in 1635 (nr. 12). 1635 - 1636. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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