The Life of William III
The Life of William III
The Life of William III
- Title
- The Life of William III
- Object Name
- Engraving
- Maker
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Adr. Schoonbeck (Primary maker)
Adr. Schoonbeck (maker) - Date Made
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17th century
17th century - Place Made
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Netherlands: Amsterdam
Amsterdam - Description
- Full page Williamite Print depicting a meeting between James II and officials. The inscription refers to King James II refusal to assemble a free Parliament until he is persuaded by his friends to do so. The portraits of the Pope and Louis XIV are highly visible in the background, representing popery and arbitrary power. The print is bound in a book containing 95 engravings depicting the life of William III.
- Materials
- paper
- Place Collected
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- Catalogue Number
- BELUM.W2012.709.24
- Notes
- National Museums NI
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