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Arch of triumph on the Grote Markt at the entrance of Willem IV in Breda, 1737
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Arch of triumph on the Grote Markt at the entrance of Willem IV in Breda, 1737

Iven Besoet · 1737 · writing (processes); etching; paper

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Triumphal arch erected on the Grote Markt at the entry of Willem IV and his consort Anna of Hannover in Breda on 13 September 1737. The arch decorated with statues, armorial trophies and weapons. In the lower margin a handwritten inscription in brown pen with a description of the gate.

Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description
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printAnna van Hannovertriumphal archBreda
Credit lineEreboog op de Grote Markt bij de intrede van Willem IV te Breda, 1737. 1737. Iven Besoet. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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