
Rijksmuseum
Frontispiece Design for Frederick Hendrick van Nassauw
Pieter Jansz- Date
- c. 1651
- Medium
- paper, deck paint, ink, chalk
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
This second, worked out drawing served as the model for the engraver. In this definitive design it is clear to see that Mars, the god of war, presents a sword to Frederick Henry. Above them, Fame trumpets the prince’s glory. Concord, with arrows representing the seven Dutch provinces, Navigation, the provider of wealth, and Liberty with her hat on a stick can also be recognized.
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