Allegory on the English King Charles II and the arson on Terschelling, 1666

Allegory on the English King Charles II and the Great Fire of London as God's punishment for the arson on Terschelling, 1666. Plate with four representations numbered 1–4. Below plate 1: the burning of the Dutch merchant fleet in the Vlie and the arson on the island of Terschelling, left the Brandaris, 18–20 August. Upper left plate 2: King Charles II rewards the arsonists, in the background bonfires in the streets of London. Center: Charles II on his throne rejects the plea of a soldier and of poor and hungry inhabitants of the country. On the wall a painting of the fall of Icarus. In the background outside a procession with the personifications of Peace, Justice and the Dutch Maiden. Upper right plate 3: the Great Fire of London, 2–5 September 1666. Printed below the plate on the sheet a verse in three columns explaining the representations.