Allegory on the Arrival of the Prince of Orange in England, 1688

A portrait of the Prince, with (English?) crown, is held aloft by Zeal, Courage and Discipline, with Steadfast Faith at the back. The recipient is another woman (England) with a crown and sceptre, who offers a treaty in return. Also present on the left: Prudence or Religion and Strength; in the air portraits of predecessors from the House of Orange-Nassau. On the right Parliament with the rudder of state, Pallas, Mercury and putti. In the middle a blindfolded old man with crowns (Mad Impulse) is trampled on the ground. In the distance a battle with the French. On the right a tablet with an allegorical representation of the favoured concord (Concordia) between the Netherlands and England. Below the representation a verse in 6 stanzas of 6 lines.