Prof. van der Palm predikend in de Lutherse kerk te 's-Gravenhage voor de koninklijke familie, 1828 1828

This 1828 drawing by Johannes (I) Hari depicts a scene from Dutch history: the Lutheran Church in The Hague, where the royal family attended a sermon by Prof. van der Palm. The detailed depiction of the church's interior, including the ornate organ, the chandeliers, and the congregation, captures a moment of religious devotion within the context of royal patronage. This artwork provides a visual insight into 19th-century Dutch society, showcasing the importance of faith and the influence of the monarchy within religious practice.