Titelpagina voor: Huwlykszangen ter vereeniging van den heere Jan Walraven, raadt (...) van zyne keurvorstelyke doorluchtigheit van Brunswyk en Lunenburg. Met mevrouwe Margareta Trip. Amsterdam, 108 1708

This 1708 engraving by Andries van (Sr.) Buysen, titled "Titelpagina voor: Huwlykszangen ter vereeniging van den heere Jan Walraven (...) van zyne keurvorstelyke doorluchtigheit van Brunswyk en Lunenburg. Met mevrouwe Margareta Trip. Amsterdam, 108", depicts a scene of a wedding celebration. The intricate engraving features a grand architectural setting adorned with cherubs, allegorical figures, and classical elements, culminating in a grand ceremony, likely referencing the marriage of Jan Walraven to Margareta Trip. This elaborate design reflects the Dutch Baroque style, emphasizing grandeur, ornamentation, and dramatic composition. The artwork is a prime example of Dutch 18th-century printmaking and serves as a visual testament to the importance of marriage celebrations during this era.