Portret van Filips Willem, prins van Oranje c. 1828

This engraving by Philippus Velijn depicts Prince Philip William of Orange, son of William the Silent, in an oval frame. It was created around 1828 and is now housed in the Rijksmuseum. The portrait showcases the prince in a somber expression, with a prominent ruff and a chain with an ornate pendant. The fine details and the use of shading create a sense of realism, capturing the likeness and character of the historical figure. This artwork provides a glimpse into the fashion and artistry of the 19th century, while also honoring a key figure in Dutch history.