January 29 1689 posters & prints

Allegory of the birth of Princess Maria Amalia of Nassau-Dietz, daughter of Hendrik Casimir Cornelis van Dalen II

January, 1628-29 Wenceslaus Hollar

Print Jan Luyken

Cartoon by Louis XIV and the persecution of Protestants in France Gisling

January Claes Jansz. Visscher II

Turkish funeral Charles Angot

Turkish galley is launched Charles Angot

Library and curiosities of the Grand Duke of Tuscany Jan Luyken

Traveler next to a well before a straw hut Pieter Arentsz II

Coronation Procession of William III, 1689 Jan Claesz ten Hoorn

Gravestone in Ahmadabad, India, India Charles Angot

Manufacturing of lime in Persia Charles Angot

William III leaves with the fleet to England Jan Luyken

King Tomb to Golconda Charles Angot

Study of the water level in Cairo, Egypt Charles Angot

Medal of Pope Alexander VIII Anonymous

January Cristoforo Rustici

View of the New Church in Haarlem, The Netherlands, Romeyn de Hooghe Romeyn de Hooghe

Departure of the Princess of Orange to England Anonymous

William III Anonymous

The Sense of Sight, Philippe Mercier Philippe Mercier

Scene after the Entry of German Troops in Saint-Denis on 29 January 1871, France Anonymous

High Court of Justice for the trial of King Charles I of England on January 4, 1649, 1684 Anonymous

Act of Baptism of Charles, Duc de Berry, 18 January 1687 French School

William III and Mary II engraved by the artist, c.1690 Romeyn de Hooge

View of Delphi Jan Luyken

Taking Belgrade, 1688 Jurriaen van Poolsum

Conquest of Stuhlweissenburg in Hungary, 1688 Jurriaen van Poolsum

Death of Arthur Capell, first Earl of Essex, in 1683 Jurriaen van Poolsum

The Romp, January 3, 1786 R Rushworth

William III attends a session at the parliament in 1689 as King Jan Claesz ten Hoorn

Equestrian Portrait of Maximilian II Emanuel Staten Generaal

Rhodes besieged by the Turks Charles Angot

William III, Prince of Orange and since 1689, King of England Caspar Netscher

Winter, 1649 Conrad Meyer

View of the Bakenesserkerk Haarlem Romeyn de Hooghe