Trijn van Leemput trekt met een groepje vrouwen op naar kasteel Vredenburg om het te slechten, 1577 1780 - 1795

This etching by Reinier Vinkeles depicts a scene from the Dutch Revolt, specifically the 1577 siege of Vredenburg Castle in Utrecht. The scene depicts Trijn van Leemput, a prominent figure in the resistance, leading a group of women towards the castle to attack it. This artwork, dating back to the late 18th century, showcases the role of women in the Dutch Revolt and captures a pivotal moment in Dutch history. The etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a reminder of the courage and determination of individuals like Trijn van Leemput who fought for their freedom.