Allegory — works
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Fools Have the Most Fun
El Tiempo destruyendo la Hermosura
La campana de Huesca
Allegory of dawn
Allegory on the tyranny of the Duke of Alva in the Netherlands
The First Day of School
Allegorie op de Franse invasie in 1672
Allegory of the Treaty of Amity and Commerce between their High Mightinesses, the States General of the United Netherlands, and the United States of America, 1782
Allegory of William III's leavetaking from Alamia van Solms after the transferral of the regency to the statesgeneral
The Peddlers
Allegory on the French Invasion of 1672
Venus Arming a Warrior, possibly Johan Maurits at the Forge of Vulcan
Tomb with Inscription
Allegory of the Treaty of Rijswijk, 1697
Allegory of the Death of Prince William V, 1806
Allegory of Freedom
Peace Negotiations between Claudius Civilis and Cerealis
Allegorical Figure of a Woman with a Club (Fortitude?)
Scaldis and Antverpia
Allegorical Representation of the Birth of William Frederick, Prince of Orange-Nassau, later King William I
The Dairy Cow: The Dutch Provinces, Revolting against the Spanish King Philip II, Are Led by Prince William of Orange, The States General Entreat Queen Elizabeth I for Aid
Allegory on shipping
Een jonge vrouw die een krijgsman afleidt terwijl een van haar kinderen hem berooft
Christian Allegory with two Children with Cross and Chalice
Allegory of Peace
Allegory of transitoriness
Religio begunstigt Abondantia : Allegorische voorstelling van de verzorging van leprozen en onnozelen
Rome from the Throne
The card game on the cradle: allegory
After the Fall of Vetera Castra Claudius Civilis has his hair cut while his son shoots some prisoners
Christian Allegory with two Children with a Bible and Snake
Peace Extinguishes the Flame of War
Perseus and Andromeda. Allegory of the liberation of the Netherlands by Prince Frederik Hendrik
Allegory of the Dutch victory over the Spanish fleet at Gibraltar, 25 April 1607
Allegory of Secular and Spiritual Abuses (Haywain: Allegory of Worldly and Ecclesiastical Abuses)
Christian Allegory with two Children Hugging each other