Spotprent en lied op de onenigheid tussen Willem III en de stad Amsterdam, 1690 1690

This satirical broadside print by Romeyn de Hooghe depicts the conflict between Willem III, King of England, and the city of Amsterdam in 1690. The print portrays a group of figures representing the city of Amsterdam, led by a figure playing a drum, while a figure representing Willem III stands in the background. The visual humor of the print is emphasized by the use of caricature and symbolism, creating a powerful image of conflict and tension between the two entities. The inscription on the print details a satirical poem that further elucidates the conflict. The print, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a glimpse into the complex political landscape of 17th-century Netherlands.