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Allegory on the French Invasion of 1672 – Johannes van Wijckersloot Vintage Art Print | Wall Art Poster

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Allegory on the French Invasion of 1672 by Johannes van Wijckersloot is reproduced as a high-quality wall art print. In 1672 the Netherlands was invaded by the French. That disaster is allegorically rendered in the drawing at which the seated man looks: the Dutch lion is defeated, its weapons in pieces, the gate to its enclosure broken; above, the French rooster crows triumphantly. Symbolizing the other side is the standing man with an orange feather in his cap: he is a supporter ofWilliam III of Orange, who would avert the French threat. This is a reproduction print of a historic artwork. The

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