Dirk Jurriaan Sluyter - and High Government by the Triumvirate in the name of the Prince of Orange

The Assumption of the High Government by the Triumvirate in the Name of the Prince of Orange, 21 November 1813Object type: print historical print Object number: RP-P-OB-88.832Catalog reference: FMH 5830-b Note: stands before the letter Atlas van Stolk 6207-**Inscriptions / Marks: Collector's mark; verso, stamped: Lugt 12Description: The Assumption of the High Government by the Triumvirate in the Name of the Prince of Orange on 21 November 1813 at the home of Gijsbert Karel van Hogendorp, sitting to the right of the table. Behind him stands Van der Duyn van Maasdam and next to him, pointing to the officers, stands Count van Limburg Stirum. On the right stands with raised hand Colonel Van Oldebarnevelt, called Witte Tullingh, behind him Captain Van Heynsbergen. Sitting at the table on the left is Elias Canneman, behind him women with children. On the wall are two paintings with portraits of William of Orange and Maurits. A separate message of subscription accompanies the print. The print was published in 1863 on the occasion of the first half-centennial.ManufactureManufacturer: printmaker: Dirk Jurriaan Sluyter, after a painting by: Jan Willem PienemanPublisher: Frans Buffa en ZonenPlace of manufacture: printmaker: Netherlands, after a painting by: Netherlands publisher: AmsterdamDating: 1863Physical characteristics: etching, aquatint and engraving, proof before the letterMaterial: paper Technique: etching / aquatint / engraving (printing process)Dimensions: plate edge: h 588 mm × w 667 mmSubjectWhat: transfer of powerTriumvirate of 1813When: 1813-11-21 - 1813-11-211863-11-21 - 1863-11-21Who: Gijsbert Karel Count of HogendorpLeopold Count of Limburg StirumAdam François Jules Armand van der Duynjonkheer JG van OldenbarneveltWillem