Prince of Oranien William III, 1672 (copper engraving)

William III, Prince of Oranien, King of England, in allegoric ambience: half from left, body something from right, with Allongehaar, small moustache, small mustache, small moustaches, small mustaches, in breastplate, with top necklet, sash around the right shoulder and waist, chest locket with crowning head (Adolf von Nassau?), in oval framing, formed by two branches of an orange tree, on veiled level structure, among incarnated virtues: on both sides standing the "Libertas", a upstanding lance with symbolic stadtholder hat on the top, and the "Religio" with open book, in the foreground sitting the "Negotiatio", "Politia", "Prudentia", "Victoria" and God Neptune as dominator of the seas with her attributes, back, behind two sideways halberds, standing within an architectural hall construction many people from all continents, above the picture with Wilhelm, in the elysian light, a laurel wreath with the seven coat of arms of the united Dutch provinces around of two entwined hands held pack of seven arrows, of two on both sides floating, trombone blowing Engel held, above and under it a line of a Latin legend, below of the image a three lines legend and two column four-line verses in Dutch language, concentric broken by William crowned, surrounded with the motto band of the Order of the Garter coat of arms in laurel crowned cartouche, flanked by two geniuses, all standing on a pedestal holding a fanfare, right at the bottom left Dutch publisher's notice. copper engraving, published (maybe also engraved) by Justus Danckerts, Amsterdam, (legend, verses and publisher's notice are cutted out and on top laminated), 1672