Vers bij het Alliantiefeest te Amsterdam, 1795 by Gault

Vers bij het Alliantiefeest te Amsterdam, 1795 1795

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aged paper

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hand-lettering

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hand drawn type

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tea stained

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fading type

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thick font

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handwritten font

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golden font

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watercolor

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historical font

"Vers bij het Alliantiefeest te Amsterdam, 1795" is a calligraphic artwork created in 1795 by Gault, celebrating the alliance between the Netherlands and France. The artwork is a handwritten document with an ornate design at the top and text in Dutch. The text includes lines such as "Vive l'edit Gracieux Patriotes et sa vertu se famille," which translates to "Long live the gracious patriots and their virtue and their family," referencing the French Revolution and its influence on the Netherlands. The artwork provides a glimpse into the political climate of the time and the impact of revolutionary ideas on art.

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