Erepoort aan de Grote Markt bij de intrede van Willem IV en zijn gemalin te Breda op 13 september 1737 1737
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aged paper
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quirky sketch
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mechanical pen drawing
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pen illustration
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old engraving style
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personal sketchbook
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pen-ink sketch
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sketchbook drawing
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watercolour illustration
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storyboard and sketchbook work
"Erepoort aan de Grote Markt bij de intrede van Willem IV en zijn gemalin te Breda op 13 september 1737" is an etching by Dutch artist Iven Besoet, created in 1737. The artwork depicts a triumphal arch erected in Breda, Netherlands to commemorate the arrival of Willem IV, Prince of Orange, and his wife, Anna of Hanover. The detailed engraving shows the arch's ornate design, featuring sculptures and allegorical figures, including a clock and the inscription "Virtus Unita Valet" (United Virtue Prevails). This etching is a valuable historical record of a celebratory event and a testament to the artistic skill of Iven Besoet.
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