Portrait bust to the left of Juan Domingo de Zunyga y Fonseca, Count of Montery and Governor of the Southern Netherlands. The count is bareheaded and shrouded in armor. The portrait is set in a circular frame and is revealed by an allegorical female figure with a burning torch. The stone plaque on which the portrait rests is decorated with a coat of arms and a relief. Next to the portrait is a plumed helmet, just below it is a sceptre. This print is the counterpart of the portrait of Prince William III, Portrait of Juan Domingo de Zunyga y Fonseca, Count of Monterey., print maker: Gerard de Lairesse, 1672, paper, etching, h 241 mm × w 168 mm