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Archway at the Reguliersplein, 1816
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Archway at the Reguliersplein, 1816

Antoni Zürcher · 1816 - 1817 · etching; engraving; paper

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Triumphal arch with the Temple of Love. Arch crowned with the arms of the prince and princess, below between garlands two burning hearts. Erected on the Reguliersplein (Thorbeckeplein). Illustrations of the decorations set up for the visit of the Prince and Princess of Orange to Amsterdam on 19 September 1816.

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printAnna Paulowna RomanowaWilliam II of the Netherlandsheart symbolismtriumphal archReguliersplein
Credit lineErepoort op het Reguliersplein, 1816. 1816 - 1817. Antoni Zürcher. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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