Spotprent op de onenigheid tussen Willem III en Amsterdam, 1690 1690
romeyndehooghe
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"Spotprent op de onenigheid tussen Willem III en Amsterdam, 1690" is a satirical engraving by Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe, dating back to 1690, and currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The artwork is a visual commentary on the conflict between King William III and the city of Amsterdam, depicted as a comical scene with various allegorical figures representing different factions. This intricate engraving serves as a historical document highlighting the political tensions of the time, showcasing de Hooghe's mastery in using satirical imagery to convey complex social and political issues.
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