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Allegory on the rejection of the peace proposals made by Peckius on behalf of the Spanish king, 1621
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Allegory on the rejection of the peace proposals made by Peckius on behalf of the Spanish king, 1621

Daniël van den Bremden · 1624 - 1626 · letterpress printing; etching; engraving; paper

From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.

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Allegory on the rejection of peace proposals made by Petrus Peckius de Jonge on behalf of the Spanish king, March 25, 1621. Peckius with olive branch and sword standing before Maurice and the Dutch Lion. On the left the Pope and the Spanish king with masks. On the left the legend 1-9. Printed on the reverse with text.

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printpropagandaprentPetrus Peckius (de Jonge)Maurice (Prince of Orange)peace negotiationsTwaalfjarig Bestand
Credit lineAllegorie op het afwijzen van de vredesvoorstellen gedaan door Peckius namens de Spaanse koning, 1621. 1624 - 1626. Daniël van den Bremden. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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