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Reproduction of the Print Showing the Keys of the Citadel Being Handed Over to Liedekercke, 1577
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Reproduction of the print where the keys of the citadel are handed over by Bourse to Liedekercke, 23 August 1577. Liedekercke, Bourse, and Roeck surrounded by soldiers, with the citadel in the background. Representation in a round medallion with an ornamental allegorical frame, with the seated female personifications of Reason (Ratio) and Trust (Fiducia) at the top. At the bottom, a cartouche with two verses of six lines each in French and Dutch.
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Credit lineReproductie van de prent waarop de sleutels van de citadel worden overgedragen aan Liedekercke, 1577. 1877. Waterston, Sons, & Stewart, G.. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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