Satirical Print on the Dispute between William III and Amsterdam, 1690

Satirical print on the discord between William III and Amsterdam, 1690. The city is accused of colluding with France. A man with the coat of arms of Amsterdam on his shirt stands before an armed France sitting on a toilet and wiping his backside with the privileges. Behind him the dauphin on a donkey holding a torch. In front of him sits a foundling or miller's child (with a mill): Jacobus Frans Eduardt. To the right, valuables are being sold to a Jewish merchant. In the background the town hall and the Swygh Utrecht tower of the Doelen of Amsterdam. Further many other figures. Below the image a verse explaining the numbers 1-12 in Dutch.