Portret van Willem I, prins van Oranje 1639

This engraving by Crispijn van den Queborn from 1639 depicts Willem I, Prince of Orange. A prominent figure in the Dutch Revolt, Willem I is shown in an oval portrait, surrounded by heraldic symbols. The elaborate design includes a crowned lion, two crossed swords, a tree, and a snake, representing the coat of arms and power of the Prince. The inscription around the portrait provides further details about his titles and status. The print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to the artistry of van den Queborn, a Dutch engraver known for his intricate designs.