Allegorical bas-relief depicting the two warring factions in the Belgian Revolution, 1830. Central an altar 'For love of the fatherland' on which the Dutch Lion and Love. On the left the Belgian party represented with the God of War, Envy, a wolf, the hellhound Cerebrus and the chained Belgian people. On the right, the Dutch party with the Dutch virgin, Eendracht, Mercury and a mourning Neptune. Below descriptions of the scene in French and Dutch, Allegorical sculpture on the Belgian Revolution, 1830 Bas-relief Representing the situation of Belgium and Holland in the year 1830. by L. Royer / Bas-relief Représentant la situation Politique de la Belgique et de la Hollande en 1830 . par L. Royer , print maker: Carel Christiaan Antony Last, (mentioned on object), Louis Royer, (mentioned on object), printer: Desguerrois & Co., (mentioned on object), print maker: Netherlands, printer: Amsterdam, 1831 - 1835, paper, h 331 mm × w 518 mm