17th Century Political Cartoons

Detailed engravings depicting allegorical scenes of political events, featuring intricate illustrations and text in multiple languages.

Political fable -caricature, Engraved broadside with text in French and Dutch below engraving, Sheet: 51.8 × 33.7 cm (20 3/8 × 13 1/4in.), Made in Flanders, possiblyFlemish, 17thcentury, Works on Paper -Prints

Political fable -caricature, Engraved broadside with text in French and Dutch below engraving, Sheet: 51.8 × 33.7 cm (20 3/8 × 13 1/4in.), Made in Flanders, possiblyFlemish, 17thcentury, Works on Paper -Prints

Allegory on the capture of the conspirators against Maurits, 1623, 1623 print Allegory on the capture of the conspirators against Maurits, 1623. In the Dutch TUI there are the captured conspirators. On the left, Rhetorica crowns justice, on the right a parade of love and hope followed by nine muses. Orpheus plays on a cello, the Hollandse Leeuw is waiting at the gate. In the air the fame, from the water, triton blows on his horn. Printed under the plate 3 columns text in Dutch. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper engraving / letterpress printing (revolutionary) plot, conspiracy. Fame; 'Fama', 'Fama buona', 'Fama chiara' (Ripa). fenced or walled garden; 'Hortus Conclusus'. non-aggressive, friendly or neutral activities and relationships of Orpheus

Allegory of the appointment of Willem III as Captain General, 1672, Romeyn de Hooghe (attributed to), 1672 print Leaf with a performance and poems in honor of the appointment of William III as Captain General, 25 February 1672. The print shows the arrival of the Triumphwagen of William III. The Dutch Lion is conducting the car. The envy is trampled by the horses. Personifications of the seven provinces look. Three different verses above and below the plate. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: AmsterdamAmsterdam paper etching / letterpress printing Symbolic Triumphs of individual person. Chariot, Triumphal Car. Hunger; 'Fama', 'Good fame', 'Chiara fame' (Ripa)

The relieved of Bergen op Zoom by Prince Maurits, 1622. The relievance of Bergen op Zoom through the state army under Prince Maurits on October 3, 1622 with which an end to the failed topping The Spanish army under Spinola and Velasco, July 18 - October 3 1622. The prince on horseback with the result of officers is welcomed by a delegation from city dwellers. Taked under the show a text sheet with 4 columns text and a hymn with nut beams on the prince.

Cartoon on French losses in Brabant, Barcelona and Italy, 1706; France PostTydinge, written from Versailles and Parys / Italian post-tyding. Cartoon on French losses in Brabant, Barcelona and Italy in 1706. King Louis XIV sitting on his throne receives letters with bad news from Bodes from Brabant and Barcelona. On the leaf under the plate A spot verse about the capitality of Dendermonde, on either side the fictitious letters dated 56 April, 69 March and 45 August, in Dutch. Part of a group of individual cartrents at Louis XIV during the Spanish Succession War, ca. 1701-1713.

Cartoon on French losses in Brabant, Barcelona and Italy, 1706, 1706 print Cartoon on French losses in Brabant, Barcelona and Italy in 1706. King Louis XIV sitting on his throne receives letters with bad news from Bodes from Brabant and Barcelona. On the magazine under the plate a spotse about the capituals of Dendermonde, on either side the fictitious letters dated 56 April, 69 March and 45 August, in Dutch. Part of a group of individual cartoons on Louis XIV during the Spanish Succession War, ca. 1701-1713. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires

The miserable and scolding deduction of the Türckisches Groß-Vzier , outside of Christianity and the Türckische Hof and the crooked, and lame , carved trends Klag-Schrey about the so miserable field train , Unknown

Cartoon on the passivity of the English king Charles I, ca. 1636-1641; Den Constrogken Morgen-Wecker; The Kingly Cocke. Cartoon on the passivity of the English king Charles I, ca. 1636. The English king Charles I sits on his throne, asleep by the flute game and the Spanish ambassador gifts. On the left, the French king Louis XIII tries to create the king to take action on behalf of Karel Lodewijk of the Palatinate and the other children of the winter king. Spanish Hoveling Lord Cottington tries to stop the French king. In the background, the Count of Arundel returns from the Reichstag in Regensburg (1640-1641). In the margin an incorrect explanation of the figures 1-6 in the performance. Under the print, a text sheet is stuck with texts in 3 columns in Dutch and English.

The battle for the golden stick, 1618; Discours / Orte Wtleggehe Over Den Gouden Stock / Aenden Dach gheid by Den Pilot Vantert ship Ghenaemt: that reserved des lands. The battle for the golden stick, 1618. The show shows a tensile competition between a skipper from Monnikendam and a Spaniard to 'The Golden Stick'. In the background spectators. At the top of the show a verse of four rules in Dutch. Other verses next to and under the show. Print aimed at Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and the Remonstraten.

The campaign of 1708, 1709 print Leaf with an overview of the successes achieved by the Allies on the French in the year 1708. Centrally a face on Lille, framed by small representations of other conquered cities, portraits of the field lords and two spot medals from 1667 and 1708. Printed on the magazine Under the plate 2 columns text in Dutch and French. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Lille

Peace between De Roos and De Lelie, 1713, 1713 print Cartoon on the Peace of Utrecht closed between De Roos (England and the other Allies) and De Lelie (France) in 1713. Central is the peace at a table surrounded by all kinds of princes, states and clergymen. On the magazine under the plate verses and explanation in Dutch and French. Part of a group of 28 new and old records adapted to illustrate the Peace of Utrecht in 1713. Part of the print work published under the collection title 't Lust-Hof of Momus with the bundled series of cartoons during the years 1701-1713 of the Spanish Succession War. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam current movers for the year 1851, Dirk Wijbrand Tollenaar, 1851 print KermisStrent on behalf of the transmitters of Courants (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 8 September 1851. At the top a medallion with a face at the fair at the Botermarkt. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the current mottle: Anna Loggen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing pleasure fair and circus Amsterdam. Butter market

Farmers hit by beef plague, 1745, Jan Smit (II), 1745 print Farmers affected by beef plague complains to a landlord who has arrived at the farm with his wife in the carriage, 1745. On the left the clearing of the stables and burial of the deceased animals, centrally more sick and deceased animals. In the background through the sun, meadows with sick and healthy animals, mills and farms. On the leaf under the plate a description of the events in two columns. In the text, the livestock disease is interpreted as punishment by God, a sign of God's wrath, because of sin and undeniability in the Netherlands. The text also refers to other countries in Europe that are much heavier affected by the beef plague. Print Maker: AmsterdamAfter Design by: Amsterdampublisher: Amsterdamprinter: Alkmaar paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing hoofed animals (+ animal(s) being sick; having a disease). cow Netherlands

Allegorical performance against the peace proposals of Father Jan Neyen in 1607; Greybung / der Frölichen / Guten / und Movets BottenschaffaFFT Unnd Newen Zeitung / Welche der Ehrwurdig Herr Father Johan de Ney, Dem Gantzen Niderlandt Fürnemlich Aber Den Unierten Provincien / Mit Grossem Frolocken Fürtragen und Decannen Thut. Allegorical performance against the peace proposals of Father Jan Neyen in 1607. In the central representation Jan Neyen dressed in monk trij with olive branch and cross and the tail of a scorpion standing in front of the Dutch with lance at three Kaastons. Left and right Small performances with two-legged verses in German. Upstairs: Margaretha van Parma with the Dutch Lion chained to the column of the Inquisition (1566); Below: false peace proposals done by papal envoys on the Dutch lion in the Dutch garden. At the top floor Prince Maurits between the murderers Michiel Renichon and Pierre du Four (1594); Below: Maurits and Pieter Panne (1598) and a show in which

The big gathering place of the wind sales horse. A. 1720. (TI)

Pidder of religious freedom, 1579, 1579 print Purchasing trailer of religious freedom, 1579. The performance criticizes the reform. The chariot is pulled by two horses driven by Calvin and Luther. On the weapon two women with writings and trumpets and four devils. In the result of the car, a gang soldiers with banners with uprising and heresy and a crippled beggar poverty. There is war in the landscape behind them. Piety, peace and justice flee to a monastery. In the performance inscriptions in Latin. Under the plate 2 times 2 lines in Latin. In the leaf below a long Latin text in 5 columns. An ornamental edge around the entire leaf. Allegorical cartoon on the reform. Netherlands paper engraving Reformation (Roman Catholic Church vs. Protestantism). chariot, triumphal car

Text sheet at the allegory against Frederik Hendrik, 1636; Waerachtich Sinne-Beel Vanden Tengewordeghen Staet van Nederlant. Returning a false sinne image in Hollant wted by P. Noot-Mans. Ende bleaching the LANTS-STAET LANTERS STAET by Mr. Advicaeet of Thienen. Text sheet belonging to the allegory against Frederik Hendrik in the year 1636. The print is an answer to FMH 1751.

Call from the English Protestants to Prince and Princess of Orange, 1688, Anonymous, After Romeyn de Hooghe, 1688 print Call from the English Protestants for support to Prince William III and Princess Maria II Stuart, September 1688. The prince and princess for a house greeted by a crowd. Before the Oranjeboom, the Dutch army and fleet behind it and at sea. Under the plate a verse in two columns with the legend 1-12 at the end. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing

Prayer in the outbreak of the second English war, 1665; A Christelijck Prayer / To be prayed in Yder Huys-Gesin / Orte / In Desen Tijt (...) Appropriate to the residents of War the War, Between Onse E. Heeren states of Lower, Andt, Den Coninck of Englant and the bishop of Munster. Leaf with a prayer in the outbreak of the second English war, 1665. Upper old representations of a naval battle, the weapons of the Republic, England and the bishop of Munster and two war scaffolding. Below printed on the leaf prayer in three parts for the morning, afternoon and evening. At the bottom of a poem in 3 verses.

Cartoon on the Leuven cow manists, 1691; Maeghdoms Dothe der Stadt Loven. Cartoon on the cowmeaters Leuven. With Avondalarm, the population of Leuven rushes to the city walls under the assumption that the French army is approaching. Shooting guns on the alleged enemy that turns out to consist of some farmers with their cows, January 19, 1691. Under the plate a description in 2 columns.

Almanak van War and Peace, 1713, 1713 print Sheet with an eternal almanac surrounded by performances of the twelve months of the year with verses applied to the political situation in the year 1713. Part of a group of 28 new and old records adapted to illustrate the Peace of Utrecht in 1713. Part of The print work published under the collection title 't Lust-Hof of Momus with the bundled series of cartoons during the years 1701-1713 of the Spanish War of Succession. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching the twelve months represented by scenes showing human activities, usually in a landscape; so-called 'labours of the months'

Spot Print on Van Oldenbarnevelt, Pieter Feddes van Harlingen, 1618 - 1623 print Smaller fish come from the mouth of a large fish, which in turn spit and smaller fish in the direction of a group of tritons. On the wooden quay and on the city gate, fishermen, including Van Oldenbarnevelt. In the background Friesland and the city of Utrecht. Kotprent Op Van Oldenbarnevelt, De Groot, Hogerbeets, Membersberg and Moersbergen. Around the print a poem in six columns and an explanation of the letters A-V. Friesland paper etching / engraving fabulous animals ~ fishes Utrecht. Friesland

Estampería popular. Grabado Alegres coplas para cantar por nochebuena. Manresa, 1873.

Bible burning in Hungary. Bible burning on a square, viewed by Count Franz Nadasti from a stage. According to tradition, a Bible came out of the fire intact and ended up a leaf from another Bible on the bat. Column numbers 639 and 640 in the left and right-up corner.

Cartoon to take the French line, 1711; Consultation between Pasquin and Arlequin, about taking the French line, by the Marechal de Villars called: Non Plus Ultra. Cartoon on taking the French line of the French Marshal the Villars by the Allies in 1711. With a consultation between Pasquin and Arlequin. Pasquin drives backwards on a donkey that pulls a trolley in which Pasquin is. In the cart the columns of Hercules with the inscription Non Plus Ultra. Part of a group of individual cartrents at Louis XIV during the Spanish Succession War, ca. 1701-1713.

Cartoon on the struggle in Europe in the year 1666; Europe strying. 1666. Cartoon on the struggle in Europe in the year 1666. Three rows with allegorical and historical figures. On the left is the virgin in Europe on a throne, for her are admirals that make an oath. On the right the struggle between the Dutch lion and an English bull. Top left the peace with the bishop of Munster closed in April 1666, at the top right the triumphar of peace. With more allegorical figures. Printed on the sheet under the plate text in 3 columns with verses and the legend 1-7.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1826; COURANT-VANGERTERS NEW ANNIALS WESCH (...) 1826. New Year's wish on behalf of the ranges of coursers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1826. At the top of three medallions with centrally a face of skaters on the Singel at the coin with a newspaper delivery person on the quay , Left ice spirit outside the city wall and on the right a ship on the IJ. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Smit.

Dialogue between a student and a painter about smoking a pipe, 1700, print maker: Anonymous, print maker: Jacob Keyser attributed to workshop of, Ludolph Smids, 1690 - 1710

The game Om Schenckenschans, 1635-1636, Anonymous, 1635 - 1636 print Cartoon on the battle for Schenckenshans in the years 1635-1636. Frederik Hendrik and the Cardinal Infant Ferdinand Dice at a table around the fort. Here are also present, the pope, the bishops of Mainz and Cologne, the king of Spain, the emperor, the king of France and Cardinal Richelieu. Victims of the game are the Kleefse and Gulikse farmers who are moaning under the table. Under the performance, a separate text sheet is stuck with a consultation between the main figures in 4 columns in Dutch. Low Countries paper engraving / etching political caricatures and satires. dice-games Schenkhans

Explanatory text at the print "De Waereld"; Declaration of the constituent called the Waereld. .

Mirror of reason for the despairing actionist, 1720, 1720 print Mirror of reason for the despairing actionist. A wind trader who is about to put a dagger in the chest is held up a mirror by the personification of the reason. In the background, caution with a shield marked y (= the IJ in Amsterdam) stops the wind trade. There are three parts of text on the leaf around the plate. Print 34 In the series The Great Scene of Foolishness with cartoons on the Windhandel or Action Trade of 1720. Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Rationality, Reasoning; 'Ratiocinatione o Discorso' (Ripa) (+ abstract concept represented by male figure). financial panic IJ

Catalogo delle Opere Date Finora Alla Lvce Da Gio Battista Piranesi. Dimensions: plate: 39.8 x 29.6 cm (15 11/16 x 11 5/8 in.) sheet: 53.5 x 42.4 cm (21 1/16 x 16 11/16 in.). Medium: etching and engraving on laid paper. Museum: National Gallery of Art, Washington DC. Author: Giovanni Battista Piranesi and Francesco Piranesi (authors).

Prayer at the outbreak of the Second English War, 1665, 1665 print Leaf with a prayer at the outbreak of the Second English War, 1665. At the top of old representations of a sea battle, the weapons of the Republic, England and the bishop of Munster and two war scenes. Below the prayer printed on the magazine in three parts for the morning, afternoon and evening. At the bottom of a poem in 3 verses. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing battle (+ naval force). battle (+ land forces)

The devil brings gifts for Pope Clemens XI, 1710; Belsbubs sacrifice for honoring the first pope v an Rome. Cartoon from 1710 in which the devil brings a crown, scepter and other gifts for Pope Clemens XI that lies in his bed. With long inscriptions in the record in Dutch. Part of a group of individual cartrents at Louis XIV during the Spanish Succession War, ca. 1701-1713.

Mirror fight in honor of the visit of the Russian corporation to Amsterdam, August 1697; Description of the water entertainment, by Order der Ed. Magistraat of the city of Amsterdam, in honor of the Great Muscovation embosement, appointed on the first September 1697. Match combat on the IJ organized by the city council in honor of the visit of Russian cosmetic with Tsar Peter the Great to Amsterdam, September 1, 1697. From yachts, visitors view the simulated fight. With under and partly over the plate, a printed text in two columns in Dutch with a list of the participating barges.

Return of the trip from the countries of neutrals !!!

Partops on the fall of the Patriots, 1787, Anonymous, 1787 text sheet Leaf with a spotlight on the fall of the patriots after the recovery of the Prince of Orange in 1787. On the left the complaint of the humiliated Patriot, on the right the orange -minded answer in the form of a resonance. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing

Amsterdam, Barteling, B., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1825, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1825, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam for the year 1825. At the top three medallions with in the center a view of skaters on the Singel near the Mint with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left ice skating fun outside the city wall and on the right a ship on the IJ. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: J. Smit., print, picture, New Year's greeting, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 535 mm, width 456 mm, print maker, printmaker, 1824 - 1825, paper, letterpress printing, woodcut, Dutch, printer

Dörnberg. Heinrich von, Reproduction of a painting of a peasant court by Heinrich von Dörnberg, recto - handwritten, This print is part of a cover with six prints and a text sheet., photomechanical print, reproduction, photographs, photographically illustrated books, 2438, H. Mittelstück!, 16x8 cm, height 80 mm, width 262 mm, maker, manufacturer, 1876 - 1881, paper, papier, collotype, German, 1831-02-08 - 1905-01-08

Cartoon in the battle in Europe in the year 1666, 1666 print Cartoon on the battle in Europe in the year 1666. Three rows with allegorical and historical figures. On the left, the Virgin of Europe sits on a throne, in front of her are admirals who take an oath. On the right the battle between the Netherlands Lion and an English bull. At the top left of the peace with the bishop of Munster closed in April 1666, at the top right the Triumphwagen of the Peace. With more allegorical figures. Printed on the leaf under the plate text in 3 columns with verses and the legend 1-7. Northern Netherlands paper engraving / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires. peace negotiations. swearing an oath (with two fingers raised). Europe represented allegorically; 'Europa' (Ripa) Bergen

Funeral parade of Willem Frederik, count of Nassau-Dietz (page 25 and text sheet), 1665, 1666 print Funeral procession of Willem Frederik, Count of Nassau-Dietz, in Leeuwarden on January 6, 1665. Plate no. 25 (The number is AgesNeden): the start of the funeral procession at the Hof van Friesland. On the right a cartouche with text in Latin. Stuck to a text sheet with 3 times 6 columns text. Part of an ensemble of 4 partially mounted numbered plates and two text magazines that together form a long Frisian. Leeuwarden paper engraving / letterpress printing cortege, funeral procession Jacobijnerkerk. Leeuwarden

Allegory on the French attack on the Republic and the elevation of William IV to Stadholder, 1747, 1747 print Allegory on the French attack on the Republic and the conquest of Cadzand and the elevation of William IV to Stadhouder, 1747. The Dutch Lion has woken up after being asleep by the deception of the French Zeemermin. A loot on the Oranjeboom takes on the sword against the French (De Haan sent by a cardinal or pope). In the foreground a small lion proposing the province of Zeeland. In the air a night owl with a proposal for peace and a sword. On the magazine under the plate a statement in French and Dutch and a second small plate with monster heads above a distiller oven. Northern Netherlands paper engraving / letterpress printing merman - AA - mermaid, siren Zealand. Cadzand

KermisStrent of the Amsterdam current movers for the year 1846, Anonymous, 1846 print KermisSpent on behalf of the transmitters of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 7 September 1846. At the top three medallions with a view at the center of the fair at the Botermarkt, on the left a farmer who harvests grain, right the Waag on the Nieuwmarkt. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the current migrant: the widow Groen. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. pleasure fair and circus. (annual) fair, trade fair Amsterdam. Botermarkt. Waag on the Nieuwmarkt. New market

Death of the De Witt brothers and the mutilation of their bodies, 1672, 1672 print The bodies of the Johan and Cornelis de Witt brothers are dragged out of the prison gate and hung on the WIP, August 20, 1672. Both and right three columns of text with a consultation between the Dutch Virgin and the Prince of Orange in the second part. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper letterpress printing attempt, political murder. violent death, being killed; being mishandled and maltreated; seeking death (+ death by lynching). lynching The Hague

So one shows a sketch of winter enhancings here, / or that people keep there, threats on the YS. / He who finds' taste in it can be done on several wys / en enclosure to be tyd, and also to spend on money. Leaf with a big representation of a winter scene, with people who sled and skates and a seller of hot drink. Under the image a fresh in two columns. Numbered at the top right: No. 101.

Attack on the fortress of Orange and the church of God, 1672, Jacob de l'Ambre, 1672 print Attack on the fortress of Orange and the church of God. Extensive allegorical representation of the events in the year 1672. Under the print, four columns of text with a statement of the show according to the letters A-Z and the numbers 1-24 in Dutch and French, followed by a verse in 8 couplets. The tenor of the print is Orangistic, against the Arminians and the De Witt brothers who try to overthrow the Church of God and the Oranjeboom with united forces (together with the devil). On the right the advancing armies, on the left the buildings of the French court and dancing devils in hell. paper etching / engraving / drypoint / letterpress printing devil(s) and demons. aggression against the Church. siege, position war

Wind Negotie, 1720; Wind negotion; The large scene of foolishness (extra pieces). Leaf with a sparkler on the wind name. At the top of a mill as a reference to the wind trade. In the caption a verse in four columns. Belongs to the group of prprans added to the scene of scene of foolishness with cartrents at the 1820 wind trade.

Arminian snake with the conspirators against Maurits, 1623, 1623 print The Arminian snake with the portraits of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt and the conspirators arrested in 1623 against Maurits. In the middle the broken Arminian tree and the flowering Oranjeboom protected by the personifications of religion and justice and the radiant light of God. A rod in the tail of the snake. Texts and the legends AX and 1-13 in German above and below. Germany paper etching / letterpress printing

The message, c. 1758 - c. 1775 print In the middle a rocaille with a viewing manual for the reader. In the background a cityscape with a messenger on horseback. Above a three -line text in Latin and under a three -line text in German. Augsburg paper etching delivering; receiving (~ postal matter). rocaille ornament. city-view, and landscape with man-made constructions

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1856; COURANT-TRANSFERS Fairground Wensch (...) 1856. KermiSprent on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, 8 September 1856. At the top a medallion with a face at the fair on the butter market. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: C. van den Elsakker.

Text sheet at De Prent with the Teepetij of the princes of Europe prior to the war in 1690, 1689 text sheet Text magazine at the print in which all the princes of Europe are pleasantly drinking tea around a table and by the fireplace, in preparation for the upcoming war actions in the year 1690. Nummered 1-23 in French belonging to the people depicted 1-23. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing high tea

Dutch satire on the failure of the South Sea Company. 1720

You defeat by this sign. (IT)

Ship fight on the IJ. Ship fight on the IJ in Amsterdam in honor of Peter I's visit. On the right in the background the admiralty yard. With a description of the fight and the different ships in Dutch, in two columns.

Cartoon on the peace of Utrecht, 1713, 1713 print Cartoon on the Peace of Utrecht, 1713. On a large grindstone powered by Queen Anna, the head of a Tory is sharpened, the French court watches on the left. On the magazine verses and explanation in Dutch and French. Part of a group of 31 cartoons about the Peace of Utrecht in 1713. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires. sharpening, grinding (industrial processes)

ABC game, ca. 1780-1795; Entertainment lyk a.b.c. Game. Board game called ABC game. Centrally an image of a Bijenkorf, below the rules. On either side and at the bottom of the alphabet letters, each numbered 1-26 with a picture. Part of a group of children's and companion games printed in the period ca. 1750-1850.

Cartoon on the loss of Menen and the arrival of the Duke of Vendôme from Italy, 1706, 1706 print Cartoon on the loss of Menen and the arrival of the Duke of Vendôme from Italy to Brabant, 1706. Carremans, the commander in Menen, standing on a tower complaining the surrender of the city on August 22, 1706. Vendôme in a chariot pulled by French roosters. With verses in Dutch in the plate and long verses in Dutch and French pressed on the magazine on either side of the plate. Part of a series of 19 cartoons on the French and allies from the year 1706. print maker: Northern Netherlandspublisher: Amsterdam paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing political caricatures and satires I will go

Mourning complaint when the death of Willem V, 1806; Mourning, or reflect on the lives and death of Willem de Vyfde, Prince of Nassau Oranje (...). Mourning complaint to the death of Prince Willem V on April 9, 1806. In the middle of a memorial column with burial. Funeral verse in 27 couplets in three columns. Within a double mourning edge.

Op't vernietegen van't genaemde Engels Parlement door Olivier Cromwel hun Generael. British Cartoon Prints Collection , This record contains unverified data from caption card.

Archduke Karel van Austria as king of Spain, 1706; Oostryk blessed to 't Hof van Spain. Or introduced from King Charles III. Until Madrid, den 27 June 1706 / l'Entrée Triomphante du Roy Charles III. à la Cour d'Espagne, LE 27. Juin 1706; Royal Almanach from 1701 / 't Lusthof from MoMus. Archduke Karel from Austria as Karel III, king of Spain, standing in feet in armor with mantle and commandostaf, 1706. In the background Madrid where the king enters the king on 27 June. With verses in Dutch and French on the leaf on either side of and below the plate. Part of a series of 19 cartoons on the French and allies from the year 1706.

TITLE XIV / CONSTITUTION AND PROVISIONS / GENERALS OF THE COMPANY. (IT)

Title page for: 'The book of Psalms', 1776..

A 1736 copper engraving and etching depicting coral paste associated with Prince Eugen, illustrating artistic techniques of the period.

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Courant Tudists for the year 1848, Anonymous, 1847 - 1848 print New Year's wish on behalf of the Omkenders of Couranten (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam For the year 18478 at the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Munt with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, on the left the Schreierstoren, on the right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Serquet. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing street. delivery (of newspaper) Amsterdam. coin. Singel. Schreierstoren. Leidsepoort

Haimat paths, From a cycle, After Symphony, The poet Hermann Lingg, Portrait and Poem Heimatpfad in border from About Land and Sea, Allgemeine Illustrirte Zeitung, Unknown

Page From Ackermann's "Repository Of The Arts, Science Etc," (England); f.) paper, cotton, silk; 1995-50-275-f

La Terrible Calavera de 1897 The Terrible Calavera of 1897.. Posada, José Guadalupe, 1852-1913. Vanegas Arroyo, Antonio, 1852-1917. text. Prints, Broadsides, Illustrations, Ephemera. 1897. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection. Politics and culture , Mexico, Political satire, Mexican, Calaveras

Closing the last negotiations on the Westfaalse Peace in Nuremberg, 1650, Andreas Kohl, after Leonhard Heberlein, 1650 print The conclusion of the last negotiations on the Westfaalse Vrede in Nuremberg, June 1650. The negotiators in the room around a table. Under the print a text sheet with a verse in two columns and a list of the names of those present 1-44. print maker: Germanyafter design by: NeurenbergNeurenberg paper etching / engraving signing of peace treaty, concluding the peace Nuremberg

New Year's wish from the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1848; COURANT-EMPARATERS NEW YEARS-WESSCH (...) 1848. New Year's Wens on behalf of the ranges of coursers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 18478 at the top of three medallions with centrally a face of the single at the coin with a newspaper delivery person on the quay, left the Schreierstoren, right the Leidsepoort. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: J. Serquet.

Amsterdam, Kok-van Kolm, widow C., Netherlands, Hasenclever, Johann Peter, Groningen, Popko van, Newspaper deliverers Kermis-Wensch 1864, Fair print by the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1864, verso - stamped, Fair print on behalf of the newspaper deliverers in Amsterdam, September 12, 1864. At the top three vignettes borrowed from books, with a schoolroom with children in the center, on the left a Catalan playing a mandolin, on the right a Chilean miner in Valpariso. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: SE Brinkman., print, picture, fairground picture, prints, pictures, Frederik Muller History plates, height 500 mm, width 400 mm, 1822-04-15 - 1888-11-01, print maker, printmaker, 1864 - 1864, paper, letterpress printing, wood engraving, 1810-05-18 - 1853-12-16, after, after a painting by, Dutch, printer

The dying bubble lord John Law, 1720, 1720 The dying wind trader or bubble lord John Law leaning back in the lap of Madame Compagnie is comforted by a nun and a confessor. With a fresh on either side of the plate. Print in the bound first edition (304 B 10) of the great scene of foolishness with cartoons on the wind trade or action trade of 1720. print maker: Northern Netherlandsprint maker: Southern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing The dying wind trader or bubble lord John Law leaning back in the lap of Madame Compagnie is comforted by a nun and a confessor. With a fresh on either side of the plate. Print in the bound first edition (304 B 10) of the great scene of foolishness with cartoons on the wind trade or action trade of 1720. print maker: Northern Netherlandsprint maker: Southern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing

Conversation between Emperor Jozef I and King Louis XIV, 1706; Mouth conversation between Josef de sincere and Louis sinful / nouvel entretien de Joseph Le Juste & Louis le Faux; Royal Almanach from 1706 / 't Lusthof by MoMus. Conversation between the German emperor Jozef I and the French king Louis XIV. In the plate verses in Dutch, pressed on the leaf 2 columns text in Dutch and French. Cartoon on the situation in the year 1706 in the Spanish Succession War. Part of a series of cartrents on the French and allies from the year 1706.

Amsterdam, Blankhart, J., Newspaper Deliverers New Year's Wish 1850, New Year's wish from the Amsterdam newspaper deliverers for the year 1850, verso - stamped, New Year's wish on behalf of the newspaper deliverers (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam for the year 1850. At the top three medallions with a view of the Singel at the Mint in the center with a newspaper deliverer on the quay, the Schreierstoren on the left, the Leidsepoort on the right. At the bottom a poem in three columns. From the newspaper deliverer: Anna Loggen., print, prent, nieuwswens, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 552 mm, width 475 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1848 - 1849, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtsnede, Nederlands, printer, drukker

Cartoon in which the government of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt is compared with the tyranny of the Duke of Alva, 1618, Anonymous, 1618 print Satirical print in which the government of Johan van Oldenbarnevelt is compared with the tyranny of the Duke of Alva, 1618. In the show, Johan van Oldenbarnevelt is sitting with his supporters including Gilles van Memdensberg around a table. The upper half of the print to fold it reveals that the portrayed corresponds to the Duke of Alva with the Blood Council, including Cardinal Granvelle, Brother Cornelis and some bishops, in the background the execution of Egmond and Horne in 1568. who is printed under the print in two columns, describe Beste Maet, who sees Johan van Oldenbarnevelt, and Botte-Maet, who sees Alva, the performances. Finally, 'Iapick van Ouwerchie' brings the solution to the misunderstanding. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing

The sleeping farmer of Stolwijk, 1707, 1707 print The sleeping farmer of Stolwijk (Dirk Klaasz de Bakker) uses in a cartoon on the French in the year 1707. Around the bed of the sleeping man, doctors and spectators are collected. On the left a fool with the burning fireplace. In the plate a verse in 4 columns in Dutch. Printed on the leaf under the plate four other verses. Northern Netherlands paper etching / letterpress printing sleeping in bed Stolwijk

Cartoon on the Dutch and their relation to Cromwell and the King of Sweden, ca. 1657-1658, Anonymous, 1657 - 1658 print Cartoon on the Dutch and their relation to Cromwell and the King of Sweden, ca. 1657-1658. Leaf with presentation in seven compartments. Central two men who bend over a sheet of paper, a weapon trophy in the air. Six smaller scenes left and right. With engraved writing in German under the show. The caption reports the conquest of Dunkirk in 1657 by the English and the fear of Cromwell (who dies in 1658). Germany (possibly) paper engraving

Rotterdam, Groenewoud Jansz, Johannes, Maassluis, Jagt, Willem van der, Explanation of the Symbolic Art Print, at the National Assembly representing the People of the Netherlands, Explanation of the print with the allegory of the National Assembly, 1796, verso - stamped, Explanation of the representation of the print with the allegory of the First National Assembly, opened in The Hague on 1 March 1796. Explanation in verse form in two columns. At the bottom the Dutch virgin, above and on either side floral garlands., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historical plates, height 195 mm, width 254 mm, print maker, 1797 - 1797, fourth quarter 18th century, paper, papier, etching, etchings, engraving, engraving (printing process), Dutch, 1727-01-30 - 1805-04-19, writer, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher

Bold reservations, at Sloop van de Haarlemmer Poort, in March 1837. Fresh against the intended demolition of the Haarlemmerpoort in March 1837. Fresh in the form of a consultation, at the top of two standing men.

Bold concerns, when the demolition of the Haarlemmer Poort, in March 1837, 1837 print. poem Fresh against the intended demolition of the Haarlemmerpoort in March 1837. Fresh in the form of a consultation, two standing men at the top. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing Haarlemmerpoort

Title page for: Table des Cartes des Paysbas, 1712; Table des Cartes des Paybas et des Frontieres de France, avec un recueil des plans des villes, Sieges et Battailles Données Entre Les Hauts Allies et La France. Title page for a bundled collection of plans of battles and cities renowned in the Spanish succession war: Table des Cartes des paysbas ... from 1712. With at the top of a table of the 24 plates that together form a large map of the Southern Netherlands (box 24 Blank), at the bottom of a list of the other cards. In a picture frame decorated with figures of Neptune, Ceres, Peace and Mars (war).

Trade Card for Button Makers, Birmingham 1800 Anonymous, British, early 19th century. Trade Card for Button Makers, Birmingham. Anonymous, British, early 19th century. 1800. Engraving. James Bisset (British (born Scotland), ca. 1762-1832)

Exodus of the Remonstrant Priekants, 1619; D'Arminiaensche Uytvaert. Cartoon on the exodus of the remonstrators from 's-Gravenhage on July 6, 1619 after the conviction by the synod. The show shows a long procession of nine cars pulling through the landscape. The consultation between two farmers called Kees and Joost, which are located in the lower right of the print, is displayed in the caption entitled 'Boere Praetjen: about d'Arminiaensche Uyt-Vaert / held the VI. IULIJ 1619 '. On the right a list of the cars with the names of the passengers.

New Year's Sprence of the Klapperwacht van Leiden for the year 1789; New Year's Heil and Zine Wensch, to the ED. Magistraat, citizens and inhabitants of the city of Leyden, through the clapwookers, on the year our Lord Jezu Christi MDCCLXXIX. New Year's Sprence of the Klapperwacht (Night watch) of Leiden for the year 1789. Dedicated to the board and citizens of Leiden. The city pavement of Leiden with members of the Klapperwacht on either side. On the blade below the show a verse in two columns followed by a song in eight verses.

¡Maquina loca...! Crazy machine ...!. Posada, José Guadalupe, 1852-1913. Vanegas Arroyo, Antonio, 1852-1917. text. Prints, Broadsides, Illustrations, Ephemera. 1920. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection. Politics and culture , Mexico, Political satire, Mexican

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Amsterdam, Peppelenbos, J., Vreugde-Courant, voor Neerlands Braaven, on the birth of a Young Prince, from the House of Orange, Grandson of Prince Willem de Beste, Vreugdecourant on the birth of Prince Willem Frederik George, 1792, verso - stamped, Vreugdecourant on the birth on 6 December 1792 of Prince Willem Frederik George, the later King Willem II. Text in four columns with some verses. At the top angels with a crown, between pots with orange trees., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 530 mm, width 440 mm, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher, uitgever, 1792-12-06 - 1792-12-06, paper, papier, letterpress printing, boekdruk, houtdruk

Text sheet at the print of the four -day sea battle, 1666, 1666 text sheet Text sheet at the print of the four-day sea battle between the State fleet under Admiral Michiel de Ruyter and the English fleet under Admiral George Monck, 11-14 June 1666. Text in 4 columns with the legends A-Z, 1-29 and A-H. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing

Allegory on victory at Höchstädt, 1704; Triompf or Zegen-Koets, of the high mog: Lord States General of the United Netherlands, on the Glorieuse Batalje and victory of the High Allies, against the French and Beyerse, accidents at Hoogstet and Beynheym den 13. Augusti 1704. Allegory on victory at Höchstädt and Blenheim, August 13, 1704. Triumphar with the victive allied army leaders, with fame and the Dutch lion. For this personnifications of the Seven Provinces of the Republic. Printed on the leaf under the plate a verse in 2 columns in Dutch.

Allegory of the Republic. (IT)

New Year's Substitute of the Amsterdam current deliverers for the year 1784, 1784 - 1785 print New Year's Square of the Amsterdam Courant deliverer De Widow Witmond for the year 1784, dedicated to the citizens of Amsterdam. At the top a Frisian with nine faces on important buildings in the city. On the magazine under the show a verse in three columns with an overview of the most important events from the past year at the end. Amsterdam paper letterpress printing Amsterdam

The triumphant entrance / of / badinguet / in its good city of Paris in the year 2900

The triumphal entrance of Badinguet / The Réfrains of the street n ° 2

Comet of 1652; Image and Situacie des Nieuwen Unusual-wonderlykke Staert-Derr (...) 1652. Leaf with four images of the comet as it has been seen in Regensburg on 24, 25 and 26 December 1652. Below the image of the tail star A description in 2 columns of observations in Regensburg, Amsterdam and County van der Mark.

the condemnation by the Synod. Below the print is the conversation between two farmers named Kees and Joost entitled 'Boere Praetjen: over D'Arminiaensche uytvaert, Ghehouden den VI. Juulij 1619'. On the right a list of the carriages with the names of the passengers., print, prent, cartoon, prints, prenten, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 362 mm, width 292 mm, print maker, prentmaker, 1619 - 1619, first quarter 17th century, paper, papier, etching, etchings, letterpress printing, boekdruk, Work conception, Noord-Nederlands, 1586 - 1652-06-19

The Neutralists Rolwagen, 1603, 1603 print The Neutralists Rolwagen, 1603. Cartoon on Jan Claesz Rolwaghen and the visions and prophecies of Robbert Robbertsz Le Canu. Relates to the divorce of the Baptists in Amsterdam around 1600. Leaf with a coarse woodcut of a roller wagon (Kar) at the top with a nar on the goat, in the back are Rolwaghen and Robbert Robbertsen. The car is pulled by a mule and led by a donkey driver with a coarse hate. Left spectators. In heaven, a tail star who refers to the Leidstar (the house where Le Canu lived) and to the claim of Robbertsen that the sun would stand still as proof of the truth of his claims. Under the show 5 columns with different songs in Dutch about the foolishness of the main figures. Northern Netherlands paper letterpress printing court jester, court fool. (farm) wagon, freight wagon, cart. comet Amsterdam

The Arminian Schans in Leiden, 1618, Anonymous, 1618 print Leaf with a performance and a description of the Arminian Schans in Leiden. De Schans was founded on October 5, 1617 in the Breestraat near the town hall to protect the Remonstrantship Vro Gereedschap and Waardgelders. The show shows the skirmishes that take place in the vicinity of the ramp. In the record, under the performance, a French caption in four verses. The Dutch caption of three columns, with a description of the events until October 20, 1618 when the ramp was demolished and a statement of the letters in the show, is printed on a separate piece of paper and stuck to the magazine with the show. Northern Netherlands paper etching / engraving / letterpress printing Breestraat

KermiSprent of the Amsterdam Court delivery for the year 1858; COURANT-TRANSFERS Fairground Wesch (...) 1858. KermiSprent on behalf of the surroundings of Courses (newspaper deliverers) in Amsterdam, September 13, 1858. At the top a medallion with a face at the fair on the butter market. At the bottom of a poem in three columns. From the Courantombrenger: C. van den Elsakker.

Leaf with the medal of the election from Maurits to Stadholder of all rebellious regions, 1590, Anonymous, 1615 print Magazine with the medal of the election from Maurits to Stadholder of all rebellious regions, 1590. The magazine compiled on the occasion of and dedicated to the deputies on the Landdag in Nijmegen on August 21, 1615, by the students of the Latin School in Nijmegen. On the magazine a verse of 6 rules and a consultation between a Dutchman and the Dutch Virgin in Dutch. Northern Netherlands paper engraving / letterpress printing medal (considered as a piece of sculpture, regardless of its specific function) Nijmegen

Allegory on the imprisonment of consilters against Maurits, 1623; Aenprake of Clacht-close over the Schrickelijck grants Voorghenomen Tegen (...) Mauritz by der gratien God's Prince of Oarns. Allegory on the capturing of the conspirators against Maurits, 1623. In the Dutch TUI, the captured chained conspirators are captured. Left crown Rhetorica's justice, right a procession of love and hope followed by nine muses. Orpheus plays on a cello, the Dutch lion is waiting at the gate. In the air the fame, from the water, triton blows on its horn. Under the plate printed 3 columns text in Dutch.

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