Allegorie met Gelderland en Zutphen 1704 - 1706
romeyndehooghe
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Romeyn de Hooghe's "Allegorie met Gelderland en Zutphen" (1704-1706) is an engraving that celebrates the provinces of Gelderland and Zutphen. The artwork depicts allegorical figures, including lions, representing the strength and courage of these regions. The inscription beneath the image highlights their history, boasting of their renowned bravery and the region's famed "Batavian" warriors. This intricate black-and-white print showcases the mastery of de Hooghe, known for his skill in representing complex compositions. The artwork's significance lies in its portrayal of the Dutch Republic's provincial identity, capturing the pride and history of these lands during the Golden Age.
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