De 64 geslachtswapens van prins Willem III in een allegorische omlijsting, 1672 1672

"The 64 Coats of Arms of Prince William III in an Allegorical Setting" is an etching by Gerard de Lairesse, created in 1672. The piece showcases 64 coats of arms, representing various provinces and territories under the rule of Prince William III of Orange. Surrounding the heraldic display is an allegorical scene featuring figures symbolizing various virtues and allegories. This work, now located at the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies the intricate symbolism of Baroque art and offers a fascinating insight into the political landscape of 17th-century Europe.