Allegorische titelprent met de Nederlandse Maagd geflankeerd door Willem van Oranje en prins Maurits 1629 - 1680

This allegorical print, created by Jacob van Meurs between 1629 and 1680, depicts the Dutch Maiden (representing the Netherlands) flanked by Willem van Oranje and Prince Maurits, two prominent figures in Dutch history. The print is a powerful symbol of Dutch independence and strength during the Eighty Years' War. The image is rich with detail, showcasing the Dutch Maiden in a regal pose, surrounded by the figures of key leaders and a backdrop of Dutch landscapes, highlighting the significance of the nation's struggle for freedom. The use of allegory and historical figures within a visual narrative makes this print a valuable artifact for understanding the complexities of Dutch history and the national identity during this period.