Portret van Willem III met een zwarte bediende aan zijn zijde 1668 - 1688
romeyndehooghe
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"Portret van Willem III met een zwarte bediende aan zijn zijde" is an etching by Dutch artist Romeyn de Hooghe, created between 1668 and 1688. The artwork, currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, depicts William III, Prince of Orange, in armor and holding a gun, with a Black servant standing next to him. The portrait highlights the power and influence of the Dutch monarch in the 17th century, showcasing his military prowess and his role as a leader during a turbulent period. The inclusion of the Black servant in the composition reveals the complexity of Dutch society at the time, a society marked by both affluence and the presence of slavery. The etching's historical context and social commentary make it a valuable work for studying Dutch art and history during the 17th century.
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