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Transfer of the Victory Banners to Amsterdam City Hall, 1806, print, By order of King Louis Napoleon, the victory banners are transferred to Amsterdam City Hall, August 1, 1806. A procession on foot and on horseback with banners captured from the enemy. In the center, a horseman with a banner made for this occasion., printmaker: Cornelis Bogerts, Netherlands, 1806 - 1816, paper, etching, height 112 mm x width 171 mm, Used as an illustration in: Arend Fokke Simonsz. De vaderlandsche historie in themata. Amsterdam: AB Saakes, 6th edition 1816., Person, Louis Napoleon (King of Holland), trophy, battle, war, military parade, pageant, ceremonial procession, parade, installation of a ruler, Amsterdam, Amsterdam City Hall (1655-1808), Period, 1806-08-01, A dense scene of a marching procession fills the image, with rows of men in period clothing and hats carrying long flags and poles, a mounted figure in uniform atop a horse near the center holding a banner, musicians with drums and wind instruments at the edges, tall buildings with multiple windows forming the backdrop, and a few spectators visible in upper windows.
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