Allegory of the return of the kidnapped objects of art and science at Antwerp, 1815, Jean Joseph Verellen, 1821, Allegory of the return of the kidnapped objects of art and science at Antwerp, 1815. Through the Emperor's Gate of Antwerp, a wagon carrying cases of paintings enters the city. In the foreground left, the city maid of Antwerp delivers the good news of the return of the objects to the personification of Art, who is sitting mournfully in a tent. On the right, the draughtsman Verellen captures the scene, watched by the publisher Groenewoud. In the clouds sits the triumvirate, the heroes of Waterloo: the Prince of Orange, Blücher and Wellington., intermediary draughtsman: Jean Joseph Verellen, (mentioned on object), Jean Joseph Verellen, (mentioned on object), 1821, paper, brush, h 505 mm × w 673 mm

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Allegory of the return of the kidnapped objects of art and science at Antwerp, 1815, Jean Joseph Verellen, 1821, Allegory of the return of the kidnapped objects of art and science at Antwerp, 1815. Through the Emperor's Gate of Antwerp, a wagon carrying cases of paintings enters the city. In the foreground left, the city maid of Antwerp delivers the good news of the return of the objects to the personification of Art, who is sitting mournfully in a tent. On the right, the draughtsman Verellen captures the scene, watched by the publisher Groenewoud. In the clouds sits the triumvirate, the heroes of Waterloo: the Prince of Orange, Blücher and Wellington., intermediary draughtsman: Jean Joseph Verellen, (mentioned on object), Jean Joseph Verellen, (mentioned on object), 1821, paper, brush, h 505 mm × w 673 mm

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