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PRINCE OF ORANGE'S PALACE IN BRUSSELS,Belgium,European Scenery,1836 Antique Steel Engraving
PRINCE OF ORANGE'S PALACE IN BRUSSELS,Belgium,European Scenery,1836 Antique Steel Engraving Historical Collectible Art Print
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WILLIAM II. (1626-1650), prince of Orange, born at The Hague
on the 27th of May 1626, was the son of Frederick Henry, prince of Orange,
and his wife Amalia von Solms, and grandson of William the Silent. By the
act of survivance passed in 1631 the offices and dignities held by Frederick
Henry were made hereditary in his family. On the 12th of May 1641 William
married, in the royal chapel at Whitehall, Mary, princess royal of England,
eldest daughter of King Charles I. The Royal Palace of Brussels is one of
the capital’s most striking official buildings
| PUBLISHED DATE |
c1830s |
| ARTIST |
FUSSELL |
| ENGRAVED BY |
SHURY |
| PAGE SIZE: approx |
9 1/4 INCHES x 5 3/4 INCHES |
| IMAGE SIZE: approx |
6 X 4 INCHES |
| CONDITION |
STEEL
ENGRAVING , BLANK on the back. Heavier paper. As scanned. Suitable ageing.
The image is clean, clear and sharp with beautiful depth and detail. |
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