Vlucht van Jacobus II naar Rochester en Parijs, 1688-1691 1691

"Vlucht van Jacobus II naar Rochester en Parijs, 1688-1691" is a four-panel print depicting the escape of King James II of England from his throne in 1688, after the Glorious Revolution. The print, attributed to an anonymous artist, was created in 1691 and is housed at the Rijksmuseum. The artwork depicts the King's journey by sea from London to Rochester and finally to France, where he sought refuge at the court of Louis XIV. The print is a historical record of a significant event in European history and provides valuable insights into the turbulent political climate of the late 17th century.