Oud-Hollandsch moed en trouw, / Is nimmermeer bezweken, / Doch nooit zoo schoon als thans, / Voor heel Euroop' gebleken 1832 - 1850

"Oud-Hollandsch moed en trouw, / Is nimmermeer bezweken, / Doch nooit zoo schoon als thans, / Voor heel Euroop' gebleken," is a Dutch patriotic song published in 1832 by W. & J. Hissink as part of a collection of patriotic songs printed as lithographs, with each song depicting a scene from a specific historical event. This particular artwork, a lithograph with hand-painted details, represents the Dutch national anthem "Wilhelmus" with the lyrics. The song and artwork celebrate Dutch patriotism and are an example of the popular 19th-century style of Dutch patriotic art.