Standbeeld van Willem van Oranje aan het Noordeinde in Den Haag c. 1870

This photograph, taken around 1870 by Christiaan Hendrik Adriaan Mirande, captures the "Standbeeld van Willem van Oranje aan het Noordeinde in Den Haag". The photograph shows a bronze equestrian statue of Willem van Oranje, also known as William the Silent, the Prince of Orange, in a central square in The Hague, Netherlands. It is likely that this was a popular public monument during this period. The image provides a glimpse into 19th century Dutch life, showcasing a public square with a monument, pedestrian traffic, and buildings in the background.