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William III on the Dutch Lion drives Father Peters away on the dragon of Babylon, 1689
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Prince William III as a hero on the Dutch Lion drives away Father Peters with the miller's child sitting as the Whore of Babylon on the beast together with all other Catholics, 1689. In the middle background, William is welcomed by the English; in the background left and right, the flight of King James II from London and his arrival in France with Louis XIV. On the sheet below the print a verse in two columns. Copy of the original print.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own descriptionCredit lineWillem III op de Hollandse Leeuw verjaagt pater Peters op de draak van Babylon, 1689. 1689. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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