Vertoning van de Gewenste Vrijheid, 1648 1649
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This etching, "Vertoning van de Gewenste Vrijheid, 1648", created by Dutch artist Salomon Savery in 1649, depicts a scene of celebration. A central figure, likely representing the Netherlands, sits majestically on a throne, surrounded by figures in an elaborate architectural setting. Above her, an angel trumpets, signifying the arrival of peace. The scene is framed by a curtain, suggesting a theatrical performance. The print commemorates the end of the Eighty Years' War and the signing of the Peace of Westphalia, a significant moment in Dutch history. The etching's meticulous detail and dramatic composition showcase Savery's mastery of the printmaking medium. It is a powerful representation of the triumph of freedom and peace.
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