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Arrival of the Prince of Orange in The Hague, Prince of Orange in The Hague, 1813, print, historical print, The Prince of Orange standing on the platform in front of the house of Leopold, Count of Limburg Stirum in The Hague on November 30, 1813. On the left, the cheering crowd., printmaker: Philippus Velijn, Netherlands, after drawing by Jacob Smies, 1823 - 1829, paper, etching, height 240 mm x width 151 mm, Used as an illustration in: PG Witsen Geysbeek and G. Engelberts Gerrits, Beauties and remarkable scenes from Dutch history. 8 vols, Amsterdam: G. Portielje, 1825-1829., Person, William I of the Netherlands, Leopold Count van Limburg Stirum, being welcomed, travelling, homage to a ruler, Arrival of William I Frederick in the Netherlands (1813), The Hague, Period, 1813-11-30, A detailed engraving of a crowd gathered on stone steps in front of a building with tall windows and arched masonry, showing a central male figure standing on the top step with arms extended and a decorative rosette on his chest, several men clustered behind him on the landing, a group of people in the foreground reaching toward him with outstretched hands and removed hats, a kneeling man with one arm extended and a hat in his other hand, a uniformed soldier standing to the side holding a hat and a sword, a lamppost mounted on the wall beside the central figure, and two onlookers visible at a window above the scene.
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