Haagse Kermis met de prins en prinses van Oranje, 1686 (rechterblad) 1686
danielimarot
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Daniël (I) Marot's "Haagse Kermis met de prins en prinses van Oranje, 1686 (rechterblad)" is a 1686 etching depicting the lively atmosphere of a fair in The Hague, Netherlands, with the Prince and Princess of Orange in attendance. The image portrays a bustling scene with numerous figures, tents, and carriages. A notable element is the grand procession, showcasing the royal couple at the center. The artwork is an example of 17th-century Dutch graphic arts, highlighting the cultural and social life of the period. This detailed etching offers a glimpse into the historical setting of a prominent Dutch city and royal festivities. The piece is part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam.
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