Vers op koning Jacobus II van Engeland, ca. 1688-1689 1688 - 1689

This anonymous broadside, created in the Netherlands between 1688 and 1689, is a scathing critique of King James II of England. The text, written in Dutch, accuses the king of tyranny, breaking his oath, and persecuting his subjects. The bold text, "Vers op koning Jacobus II van Engeland", translates to "Verses on King James II of England," making this a piece of political satire intended to influence public opinion during the Glorious Revolution. This artwork is a valuable historical artifact, showcasing the power of print and the use of propaganda in 17th-century Europe.