Waar 't hart voor land en koning slaat, / Is ieder burger steeds soldaat. / Waar elk voor 't vaderland wil ijdsren [strijden] / Ziet elk zich voor van 't juk bevrijden 1848 - 1881

This 19th-century Dutch print, “Waar ’t hart voor land en koning slaat…,” by Lutkie & Cranenburg, is a visual representation of a patriotic song, showcasing scenes of Dutch soldiers during a military campaign. The colorful woodcuts depict soldiers marching, firing cannons, and camping, accompanied by a verse of the song below each image. This work, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a glimpse into Dutch national identity and military pride during the late 19th century.