Prince of Orange William II, 1781 (engraving)

William II, Prince of Orange, Earl of Nassau, in the age of fifteen years in the foreground of an English hunting party (in the ocassion of his wedding in London 1641): alone in front of a with vegetable and trees vegetated hill on the left, of a wood glade on the right standing: full-length, half from the right, with plumed hat, shoulder cape with lobed top, bevor, in doublet with slashed sleeve and decorative braids, knock over top at the sleeve ends above the gloves and above the strap decorated bucket top boots, in the raked an sloping in front of yourself standing hand cannon stand keep, the left increment in the side stem, an major group of men with reach beater sticks, at the same time of a standard-bearer and two drummer, beneath of the rectangular, surrounded by ornaments characterization of a British Kronwappen, on both sides of five-line English legend and dated publishing notice, notation of the artist on both sides of outside, between proportional showing-off of the original size, dated publisher's notice over the coat of arms. copper engraving, outweigh tap, by Louis Sailliar based on drawing by Josiah Boydell, go back on a painting by Gerrit van Honthorst, published & published von John Boydell, London 1781 By Boydell, John