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Marriage of Prince William III and Mary Stuart, 1677
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Marriage of Prince William III and Mary Stuart, 1677

anonymous · 1677 · engraving; paper

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The marriage of Prince William III and Mary II Stuart at Whitehall in London, 14 November 1677. The ceremony performed by the Bishop of London. On the left, Charles II, King of England, with the Queen; on the right, James II, Duke of York, with the Duchess. At the top, in medallions, portraits of the Prince's parents: William II and Mary Henrietta Stuart. On the left, envoys and ambassadors of the Republic.

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printWilliam II (Prince of Orange)Mary Henrietta StuartCatharina van Bragança
Credit lineHuwelijk van prins Willem III met Maria Stuart, 1677. 1677. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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