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The Dairy Cow: The Dutch Provinces, Revolting against the Spanish King Philip II, Are Led by Prince Creator: Anon
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, c.1633-c.1639.
inscription: Not longe time since I sawe a cowe / Did Flaunders represente / Upon whose backe kinge Phillip rode / As being malecontnt. // The queene of England giving hay / Wheare on the cow did feede / As one that was her greatest helpe / In her distresse and neede. // The prince of Orange milkt the cow / and made his purse the payle / The cow did shyt in monsieurs hand / While he did hold her tayle
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20"x16" (51x41cm) Canvas Print
Add historical charm to your home decor with our Canvas Print of 'The Dairy Cow: The Dutch Provinces, Revolting against Spanish King Philip II' from the Media Storehouse collection. This captivating image, depicting the Dutch provinces in revolt against Spanish rule, is led by Prince William of Orange. The States General entreat Queen Elizabeth I for aid in this powerful and evocative artwork, dating back to the 17th century. Bring the rich history of this pivotal moment to life with our premium canvas prints, featuring vibrant colors and high-quality detailing that will make this piece a stunning addition to any room.
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Estimated Product Size is 50.8cm x 40.6cm (20" x 16")
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Artwork printed orientated as per the preview above, with landscape (horizontal) orientation to match the source image.
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The Dairy Cow - The Dutch Provinces, Revolting against Spanish King Philip II, Are Led by Prince William of Orange
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is an intriguing and humorous 17th-century oil painting that offers a unique perspective on the historical events of the Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule. The anonymous artist, known as Anon, masterfully captures the spirit of resistance and the unexpected alliances that emerged during this turbulent period. The painting depicts a dairy cow, which once represented the Low Countries under Spanish rule, with King Philip II riding on its back, symbolizing his dominance. However, the scene shifts as Queen Elizabeth I of England is shown feeding the cow, signifying her support and aid to the Dutch provinces in their struggle for independence. Prince William of Orange, the Count of Nassau, is depicted milking the cow, symbolizing the financial gains that could be made from the rebellion. The inscription of the painting adds to its intrigue, with the first verse suggesting that the cow once represented Flanders and was content under Spanish rule, but now, under the Dutch Revolt, it is no longer content. The second verse describes Queen Elizabeth I as a source of help in the Dutch provinces' distress, while the third verse humorously depicts Prince William of Orange milking the cow while holding its tail, with the cow defecating in his hand. The painting's use of animals as symbols of political power and the unexpected alliances that emerge during times of conflict make it a fascinating piece of historical art. The oil on panel technique used by the anonymous artist adds depth and texture to the painting, making it a must-see for anyone interested in European history or art. Whether viewed in a gallery or art center, this painting offers a unique and entertaining perspective on a significant historical event.
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