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Triumph of the Catholic princes, ca. 1685
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Triumph of the Catholic princes, ca. 1685

unknown · 1685 · etching; engraving; paper

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Triumph of the Catholic princes, ca. 1685. Centrally the triumphant Faith (Fides) with chalice and cross, at her feet the symbols of the four evangelists trampling the conquered Turks and the works of Calvin and the Koran. On the left and right sit the Catholic princes, including (on the right) Louis XIV and James II and (on the left) the pope, Emperor Leopold I and the Doge of Venice.

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printpropagandaprentJames II (koning van Engeland)Leopold I (keizer van Duitsland)Faith, 'Fides'
Credit lineTriomf van de katholieke vorsten, ca. 1685. 1685. unknown. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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