Koning Willem I met een knielende vrouw, 1829 1829
jeanlouisvanhemelryck
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pencil drawn
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light pencil work
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pencil sketch
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old engraving style
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personal sketchbook
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idea generation sketch
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pen-ink sketch
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sketchbook drawing
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pencil work
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sketchbook art
"Koning Willem I met een knielende vrouw" is a lithograph by Jean-Louis Van Hemelryck depicting King Willem I of the Netherlands with a woman kneeling before him. The image is likely a portrayal of a royal event or a symbolic representation of the king's power and authority. It was created in 1829, likely during Willem's reign, and measures 235 mm in height and 305 mm in width. The lithograph captures a formal setting with a group of soldiers standing in the background, emphasizing the king's position of power. The woman's kneeling pose conveys respect or submission, while the king's presence suggests sovereignty and leadership.
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