Servet met de Oranjeboom en het wapen van prins Maurits 1601

Passchier Lammertijn's "Servet met de Oranjeboom en het wapen van prins Maurits" is a 1601 tapestry depicting a tree with branches reaching out, symbolizing the House of Orange-Nassau. It is a richly detailed piece filled with coats of arms and Latin phrases, including the words "Tandem Fesvibo Vims Rece," (meaning "With strength comes victory"), showcasing the strength of the Dutch state. The tapestry is a prime example of Dutch tapestries from the early 17th century, showcasing the visual language of power and prosperity during a time of Dutch expansion. This work is currently held in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.