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Raising of the guard at the Binnenhof with a shameful banner, 1787, Guard duty of the bodyguard of THE Great Mightinesses with a shamefully painted banner, print, historical print, At the Binnenhof in The Hague the guard marches with a shameful banner on which a gallows around the Dutch Lion is depicted, February 18, 1787., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Amsterdam, after drawing by Jacobus Buys, Northern Netherlands, 1796, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 218 mm x width 142 mm, Current state of print also used in: Loosjes, PA Vaderlandsche historie, vervattende de geschiedenissen der Vereenigde Nederlanden … Continuation of Wagenaar's Patriotic History. 48 volumes. Amsterdam: Johannes Allart, 1786-1811, vol. 16 (1796), between pp. 94 and 95., drill, military training, Patriot Era (1780-1795), The Hague, Binnenhof, Period, 1787-02-18, A monochrome engraving shows a crowd gathered in a courtyard framed by large multi-story buildings with rows of windows and arched walkways; the left building has a pitched roof and visible chimneys, and the right building displays a symmetrical facade with a cornice and dormer windows. In the foreground a group of people face a procession of uniformed figures marching across the courtyard, some of the marchers carrying a flag held upright showing a decorative emblem. The crowd includes men, women, and children in period clothing with coats, hats, and dresses, several people gesturing toward the marchers, and a few dogs running and leaping on the ground. The sky above the buildings is filled with textured clouds rendered in fine lines.
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