Haarddeksteen met het wapen van Prins Maurits van Oranje Nassau 1606

This 17th century stone relief, likely created by an anonymous artist, showcases the coat of arms of Prince Maurice of Orange-Nassau. The artwork, now in the Rijksmuseum, features a central shield flanked by two lions, symbolizing strength and power. Above the shield, a crown signifies the princely status of Maurice, a significant military leader in the Dutch Golden Age. The intricate details and the use of stone highlight the craftsmanship and symbolism prevalent in the era.