Margaretha Coppier verbergt soldaten van de prins in haar woning te Antwerpen, 1574 1826 - 1828

This 19th-century engraving by Philippus Velijn depicts a scene from the Eighty Years' War, a pivotal moment in Dutch history. The artwork, titled "Margaretha Coppier verbergt soldaten van de prins in haar woning te Antwerpen, 1574," showcases a dramatic event in which a woman, Margaretha Coppier, is seen hiding soldiers of the Prince in her home in Antwerp during the war. The engraving captures the tension and suspense of the moment, showcasing the bravery and resilience of the Dutch people in the face of adversity. This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the artistic skill of Velijn and offers a glimpse into a significant period of Dutch history.