Adam frans van der posters & prints

Siege of a city, Jan van Huchtenburg Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with cart and figures, Jan van Huchtenburg Adam Frans van der Meulen

Army and carriages move to town, Jan van Huchtenburg Adam Frans van der Meulen

Siege of a city Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with figures Adam Frans van der Meulen

Army and carriages go to a city Adam Frans van der Meulen

Siege of a city Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with large rock in a river Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with two shepherdesses Lodewijk XIV

Landscape with a battle Adam Frans van der Meulen

Advancing cavalry Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with a castle Lodewijk XIV

Dôle Jura France, City taken by French troops Adam Frans van der Meule

Landscape with a tomb Lodewijk XIV

Landscape with cart and figures Adam Frans van der Meulen

Horse men Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with river and boat Mooring Lodewijk XIV

Captains on horseback Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with travelers surprised by storm Lodewijk XIV

Killed horse Anonymous

City Keys offered to Louis XIV, King of France Adam Frans van der Meulen

Siege of a city with ramparts Jan van Huchtenburg

Military horseback shot Adam Frans van der Meulen

Front of the procession of King Louis XIV of France and his entourage on the Pont-Neuf Adam Frans van der Meulen

Landscape with shepherds in a watermill Gérard Scotin I

Killed horse lying on stomach unknown

Landscape with a River and a fortress Louis XIV King of France

Killed horse on the belly lying Adam Frans van der Meulen

Killed horse Anonymous

The Siege of a Town, 1660. Adam Frans van der Meulen

The Troops of Louis XIV before Naarden, 20 July 1672 Adam Frans van der Meulen

Two killed horses unknown

Cavalry in combat Adam Frans van der Meulen

Rear Guard of the procession of King Louis XIV of France on the Pont-Neuf Adam Frans van der Meulen

Louis XIV Crossing into the Netherlands at Lobith Adam Frans van der Meulen

The French armies crossing the Rhine at Lobith Adam Frans van der Meulen