Wandelrit van prins Willem III buiten Den Haag (blad linksonder), 1686 1686

This 1686 etching by Johannes Kip depicts Prince William III of Orange on a carriage ride outside of The Hague. The artwork, which measures 402 mm in height and 544 mm in width, showcases the Dutch countryside with the city in the background. The image portrays the grandeur of the prince's procession, capturing a moment of royal leisure and showcasing the beauty of the Dutch landscape. Kip's detailed depiction of the carriage, horses, and surrounding scenery highlights his skilled artistry and provides a valuable glimpse into Dutch life in the 17th century. This work is a fascinating example of topographical art, capturing the details of a specific place and time.