De konincklycke triumphe

De konincklycke triumphe meticulously documents the triumphal arches erected in The Hague in 1691 to honor William III, King of Great Britain. Created by Jan Luiken and Barent Beeck, this work showcases over sixty elaborate arches, each adorned with unique allegorical symbols and detailed descriptions. The book serves as a valuable historical record of the political and artistic climate of the Dutch Republic during the late 17th century. Through its detailed engravings and accompanying text, "De konincklycke triumphe" offers insight into the complex relationship between art, power, and public spectacle. A significant resource for scholars of Dutch history, art history, and political iconography, this book provides a window into a pivotal moment in European history.
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