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Design for a triumphal arch in Vlissingen, 1772
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Design for a triumphal arch, probably for a triumphal arch in Vlissingen to celebrate 200 years of freedom in Vlissingen, 6 April 1772. Centrally an altar with a flame and the inscription Auriaco, in the niches and on the pediment statues of allegorical figures. At the top the coat of arms and the name of stadtholder Willem V.
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Credit lineOntwerp voor een erepoort te Vlissingen, 1772. 1772. anonymous. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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