Vuurwerk te Leeuwarden bij de inkomst van het pasgetrouwde paar prins Willem IV en Anna van Engeland, 1734 1734
jancasparphilips
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This etching by Jan Caspar Philips, titled "Vuurwerk te Leeuwarden bij de inkomst van het pasgetrouwde paar prins Willem IV en Anna van Engeland, 1734", depicts a fireworks display in Leeuwarden, Netherlands, celebrating the wedding of Prince Willem IV and Princess Anne of England in 1734. The detailed illustration shows a grand architectural structure, likely a temporary triumphal arch, adorned with ornate decorations. The elaborate fireworks display creates a sense of grandeur and celebration, highlighting the importance of this royal event in Dutch history. This artwork is an excellent example of 18th-century Dutch art and its focus on historical events, highlighting the importance of visual documentation and commemoration.
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