Netherlands, Bierweiler, Frederik Christiaan, Monument for the Netherlands. Dutch Glory for King and Fatherland. 1831, verso - stamped, Allegorical monument in honor of the glorious victories of the Dutch army in the year 1831. Centrally in front of the monument sits the Dutch Virgin accompanied by the Dutch Lion, they trample the snake of the Belgian rebellion. On the left an angel with the portrait of Van Speijk, on the right Hercules with a portrait of General Chassé. On the monument in the three counters representations of the Battle of Hasselt (8 August), the self-sacrifice by Van Speijk (5 February) and the Battle of Leuven (12 August). Above portraits of King William I and his two sons. Completely above Fame with trumpet and the year 1831., print, prints, Frederik Muller Historieplaten, height 635 mm, width 456 mm, Dutch, 1783-09-20 - 1831, print maker, printmaker, 1832 - 1832, paper, aquatint, Work conception, after own design by, Publication (Event), Publication, publisher