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First National Assembly in The Hague, 1796, print, historical print, Session of the First National Assembly in The Hague, from March 1, 1796 to August 31, 1797. View of the assembly hall (former ballroom of the Stadholder's Palace) with the members, all wearing ribbons as representatives. On the right, the chairman Pieter Paulus addresses the members and declares the National Assembly established. In the background, the full public gallery., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Amsterdam, 1805, Reinier Vinkeles (I), printmaker, paper, etching, engraving, height 244 mm x width 162 mm, Used as an illustration in: PA Loosjes. Patriotic history, containing the histories of the United Netherlands, in the immediate continuation of Wagenaar's Patriotic history. Amsterdam: Johannes Allart, vol. 35 (1805)., Person, National Assembly, Pieter Paulus, Lower House, Parliament, Chamber, revolutionary government, First National Assembly, The Hague, Binnenhof, Period, A detailed black and white etching of a large, ornate interior space with a high vaulted ceiling and elaborate chandeliers hanging from above, showing rows of seated figures facing a raised platform where several robed individuals stand or sit behind a carved railing, tall windows with panes line one side wall, decorative columns and sculpted reliefs adorn the walls, balconies filled with more seated figures overlook the central area, stepped aisles and long benches extend toward the foreground where additional seated people are depicted from behind, and fine crosshatching and linework render textures on the architecture, clothing, and floor.
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