Grote Pier maakt de Zuiderzee onveilig, 1516, en Vrede van Kamerijk, 1529 1784

This etching by Simon Fokke, created in 1784, depicts two historical events: the Dutch revolt against the Holy Roman Empire and the signing of the Treaty of Cambrai. The top scene shows the turbulent conflict in the Zuiderzee, while the bottom scene portrays the peaceful treaty signing, illustrating the contrast between conflict and resolution. These detailed scenes are displayed in a vertical format, capturing the historical narrative with a powerful visual representation. The Rijksmuseum houses this work of art, showcasing Dutch history through Fokke's skillful etching technique.