Zie Neêrlands, koning met zijn dierb're gemalin, / En kroonprins, Neêrlands hoop en Ruslands groot-vorstin 1831 - 1854

"Zie Neêrlands Koning met zijn dierb're gemalin, / En kroonprins, Neêrlands hoop en Ruslands groot-vorstin" is a colorful 19th-century print by Jan (Sr.) Oortman, depicting the Dutch royal family in a carriage. The print, likely a political commentary, features two images. The top image depicts King William I with his wife, Queen Wilhelmina, while the bottom image shows their son Prince William II with the future Tsarina Anna Pavlovna. Both images highlight the royal family's status and power through the use of opulent details like the carriage and their elegant clothing. The print, which was likely intended for a general audience, uses text to explain the symbolism of the images, highlighting the Dutch royal family's history and their relationship with other European powers. This print offers insight into the visual culture of the early 19th century, specifically the use of graphic art to communicate political ideas and symbolism.