De koning aan het hoofd, de prinsen in het veld; Zóó worden Hollands eer en wapenroem hersteld 1832 - 1850

"De koning aan het hoofd, de prinsen in het veld; Zóó worden Hollands eer en wapenroem hersteld" (The King at the Head, the Princes in the Field; Thus Dutch Honor and Military Glory will be Restored) is a black and white print created by Erve Wijsmuller between 1832 and 1850. The artwork, currently held in the Rijksmuseum, features a series of twelve figures on horseback, including King Willem I, Prince Frederik, and various generals. These figures represent Dutch military leaders and symbolize their role in restoring Dutch honor and military glory during a historical conflict. The print depicts a moment of national pride and unity. This print is a powerful example of 19th-century Dutch political art.