Twee voorstellingen van de aankomst bij de stad en van het aanbieden van de sleutels aan Willem IV, 1751 1753
jancasparphilips
aged paper
mechanical pen drawing
pen sketch
old engraving style
personal sketchbook
sketchwork
pen-ink sketch
pen work
sketchbook drawing
storyboard and sketchbook work
"Twee voorstellingen van de aankomst bij de stad en van het aanbieden van de sleutels aan Willem IV" (Two representations of the arrival at the city and the offering of the keys to William IV) is a pair of engravings by Jan Caspar Philips, dating back to 1753. The artwork depicts the arrival of William IV in the city of Vlissingen, Netherlands, with a detailed representation of the ceremony where the keys to the city were presented to the monarch. The engravings, now residing in the Rijksmuseum, showcase the meticulous style of 18th century Dutch art, capturing the historical event with precise detail. They offer a glimpse into the ceremonial traditions and visual culture of the Dutch Republic during the reign of William IV.
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