Death of the Queen of the Netherlands. The Hague, October 12, 1837, print, poem, Elegy on the death of Queen Wilhelmina of Prussia, wife of King William I, on October 12, 1827. Description of the death and an elegy in two columns. At the top, an image of a random tomb monument., publisher: Jan Bernardus Ulrich, Rotterdam, 1837-10, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, text in letterpress with vignette in woodcut, height 340 mm x width 210 mm, Person, Wilhelmina Frederica Louisa (Queen of the Netherlands), grave-building, monumental tomb, mourning card, death notice, obituary, Period, 1837-10-12, A vertically oriented printed broadside with a dark rectangular border surrounding a large block of text and a woodcut illustration near the top showing a small ornate pavilion with arched openings flanked by trees and a pair of standing figures nearby; below the illustration a bold headline in large capital letters spans the width, followed by multiple columns of smal...
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Death of the Queen of the Netherlands. The Hague, October 12, 1837, print, poem, Elegy on the death of Queen Wilhelmina of Prussia, wife of King William I, on October 12, 1827. Description of the death and an elegy in two columns. At the top, an image of a random tomb monument., publisher: Jan Bernardus Ulrich, Rotterdam, 1837-10, writer (clerical worker), paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, text in letterpress with vignette in woodcut, height 340 mm x width 210 mm, Person, Wilhelmina Frederica Louisa (Queen of the Netherlands), grave-building, monumental tomb, mourning card, death notice, obituary, Period, 1837-10-12, A vertically oriented printed broadside with a dark rectangular border surrounding a large block of text and a woodcut illustration near the top showing a small ornate pavilion with arched openings flanked by trees and a pair of standing figures nearby; below the illustration a bold headline in large capital letters spans the width, followed by multiple columns of smaller printed paragraphs and verses separated by decorative marks and small typographic ornaments; the paper has an aged, slightly stained appearance with uneven edges and visible texture.

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