Haarddeksteen met het wapen van Prins Maurits van Oranje Nassau 1567 - 1625

This 16th-century stone relief, depicting the coat of arms of Prince Maurice of Orange-Nassau, is a prime example of heraldic art. The artwork, created by an unknown artist, features a central shield with the prince's heraldic symbols flanked by two lions. The inscription above the shield likely includes the prince's motto. This piece, now in the Rijksmuseum, would have originally served as a decorative element in a building or monument, showcasing the power and prestige of the Prince.