Willem iv posters & prints

Willem IV, 1711-51, Prince of Orange Nassau Anonymous

Willem IV, 1711-51, Prince of Orange Nassau Anonymous

Willem IV, 1711-51, Prince of Orange Nassau, as a child Anonymous

Portrait of King Philip IV of Spain Willem Outgertsz. Akersloot

Portrait Stadhouder Willem IV, 1711-51, Prince of Orange Nassau, Jean-Etienne Liotard Anonymous

Willem IV Maria Machteld van Sypesteyn

Anna of Hanover Anonymous

Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange, Anna van Hannover, 1709-59, wife of prins Willem IV Gerrit Kamphuysen

Four figures, labeled I-IV Willem Goeree

Eight heads, labeled I-IV Willem Goeree

Portrait of Willem II prins van Oranje

View of Nieuwersluis Willem Writs

Portrait of Diederik, Baron van Leyden van Vlaardingen with his Wife and three Sons Willem van Mieris

Willem V, 1748-1806, Prince of Orange-Nassau Anonymous

Warehouses on an Amsterdam canal Uilenburg, The Netherlands Willem Witsen

Willem V, 1748-1806, Prince of Orange-Nassau Anonymous

Willem VI, Jacoba van Beieren Jacob Cornelisz van Oostsanen

Golden Lion from the Starboard Quarter Willem van de the Younger Velde

Portrait of Willem van Ripperdapark Pieter Nolpe

Warrior on Horseback Willem Danielsz. van Tetrode

Portrait of Willem I Frederik, king of The Netherlands Evert Maaskamp

Entry of the winners Willem de Famars Testas

A calm - a smalschip and a kaag at anchor with an English man-o'-war beyond Willem van de the Younger Velde

Portrait of a Woman Willem Cornelisz. Duyster

Carriages and Waiting Coachmen Willem de Zwart

Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands Evert Maaskamp

The Flood Willem de Zwart

Mass for the Dead Willem Vrelant

Portrait of Willem Hartigsvelt Pieter van der Werff

Willem V Robert Mussard

Winterevening Ede The Netherlands Willem Witsen

Portrait of Willem V, prins van Oranje-Nassau Willem Coertse

Rudolf van Olden. Counsel and accountant of prins Willem V Leonardus Temminck

The Battle of Livorno (Leghorn) Willem van de Velde I

The Narrator Willem Geets

A Soldier, standing three-quarter length, buckling his belt Willem Drost