Portret van Filips Willem (prins van Oranje) 1643

This etching, created in 1643 by Pieter van Sompel, depicts Philips Willem, Prince of Orange. The artwork is framed by an ornate oval border filled with allegorical figures and symbols, including cherubs, animals, and a coat of arms. The prince is depicted with a serious expression, wearing a lace collar and a richly embroidered doublet, signifying his high status. This portrait, housed at the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into the artistic and political landscape of 17th-century Netherlands.