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Occupation of Heusden by the Haarlem and Hague civic guards, 1625
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Occupation of Heusden by the Haarlem and Hague civic guards, 1625

Theodor Matham · 1625 · etching; engraving; paper

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View of the fortified town of Heusden with the arrival of the Haarlem and The Hague civic guards, who take the place of the States' army that departed to relieve the besieged Breda, January 1625. In the sky, the arms of Haarlem and 's-Gravenhage and the title in a heraldic trophy. A poem in six stanzas of four lines in Dutch in the inscription. Legend 1-14 on the right. Printed from two plates.

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printschutterij van HaarlemDen Haag, schutterij vantroop movements, transportationHeusden (dorp)Beleg van Breda (1624-1625)
Credit lineBezetting van Heusden door de Haarlemse en Haagse schutterijen, 1625. 1625. Theodor Matham. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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