Prins Willem V van Oranje-Nassau ontvangt Minerva's schild by Pieter Tanjé

Prins Willem V van Oranje-Nassau ontvangt Minerva's schild 1752

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"Prins Willem V van Oranje-Nassau ontvangt Minerva's schild" is an engraving by Dutch artist Pieter Tanjé, dating back to 1752. It depicts William V, Prince of Orange, receiving the shield of the goddess Minerva from the goddess herself, symbolizing his role as Stadtholder of the Netherlands. The engraving is part of a larger work dedicated to William V, highlighting his position as a powerful figure in the Dutch Republic. The work exemplifies the artistic style of the 18th century, with its focus on classical imagery and its commitment to detailed representation. The engraving is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.

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