Servet: George I van Engeland. Merk MR 12. 1718

This woven tapestry, created by J. Verkruisse in 1718, celebrates King George I of Great Britain. The tapestry features an equestrian portrait of the king surrounded by intricate details, including his royal coat of arms and a border filled with symbolic imagery. The detailed depiction of the king, his regalia, and his heraldic symbols highlights the power and prestige associated with the British monarchy in the 18th century. The use of woven textiles as a medium for portraying royal imagery is a testament to the craftsmanship and artistry of the time.