Willem I Frederik Collection

Group Portrait four Brothers William I Prince
Group Portrait of the four Brothers of William I, Prince of Orange: Jan (1535-1606), Hendrik (1550-74), Adolf (1540-68) and Lodewijk (1538-74), Counts of Nassau, The four counts of Nassau-Dillenburg

Willem Frederik 1772-1843 heir Oranje-Nassau prince
Willem Frederik (1772-1843), heir to the Oranje-Nassau prince. Later King Willem I. Named The mantle portrait, heir to Oranje-Nassau. Later King Willem I. Performance called The mantle portrait

Willem Frederik 1772-1843 Prince Orange-Nassau
Willem Frederik (1772-1843). Prince of Orange-Nassau. The later King William I, oldest son of William V and Wilhelmina of Prussia, as a child, Portrait of William Frederik (1772-1843)

Fluctuating women virtues ruler Willem I Frederik
Fluctuating women, virtues of the ruler, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), anonymous (attributed to), Shorapur, c. 1770 - c. 1790, paper, brush, h 260 mm × w 195 mm h 293 mm × w 228 mm

Ornamental jug handwriting written text Amsterdam
Ornamental jug, handwriting, written text, Amsterdam, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), anonymous, 1500 - 1600, paper, ink, brush, h 433 mm × w 220 mm

chooses diary July 26 Scheveningen Willem I Frederik
As (...) so chooses (diary, July 26), Scheveningen, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), Adam Francois Jules Armand van der Duyn, Gijsbert Karel count of Hogendorp

Remnants standing male figures ruler informal contact
Remnants of standing male figures, ruler in informal contact with his subjects, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), anonymous, 1662, paper, chalk, h 197 mm × w 320 mm

Trachin Chariclea Mythological scene Ruler informal contact
Trachin and Chariclea, Mythological scene with Trachin and Chariclea. Ruler in informal contact with his subjects, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), Ambroise Dubois, 1553 - 1614, paper

Design wall decoration head profile left room wall
Design for wall decoration with head and profile to the left, Design for a room wall. voluntary abdication (or a ruler), Paleis Het Loo (Apeldoorn), Willem I Frederik (king of the Netherlands)

Design wallpaper painting Willem I Frederik King
Design for wallpaper painting, Willem I Frederik (King of the Netherlands), Willem V (Prince of Orange-Nassau), Wilhelmina of Prussia (1751-1820), Jurriaan Andriessen, c. 1752 - c

Silhouette portrait Willem I Frederik King Netherlands
Silhouette portrait of Willem I Frederik, King of the Netherlands, Silhouette portrait of Willem I Frederik in an oval with border lettering. There are a number of allegorical objects around it

Audience Willem I Frederik 1813 First hearing
Audience of Willem I Frederik, 1813 First hearing of HRH the sovereign prince of the united Netherlands in Amsterdam, on the 2nd of winter month 1813 (title on object)

Portrait of Willem I Frederik, King of the Netherlands, Johannes Philippus Lange, 1835

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"Willem I Frederik: The Virtuous Ruler and Heir of Oranje-Nassau" In this captivating group portrait, we see the four brothers, including William I Prince, showcasing their regal presence. Among them stands Willem Frederik (1772-1843), the esteemed heir of Oranje-Nassau and a prince in his own right. Known for his fluctuating women virtues, Willem I Frederik was a ruler with an intriguing personality. The ornamental jug beside him bears handwritten text from Amsterdam, symbolizing his connection to the city's rich history. On July 26th, he chooses to document his thoughts in a diary while enjoying the serene beauty of Scheveningen. Remnants of standing male figures surround him, representing informal contacts that shaped his reign. In one scene, he engages in conversation with Trachin Chariclea from Greek mythology—a testament to his intellectual curiosity and love for diverse cultures. A design on the wall catches our attention—an exquisite wallpaper painting depicting Willem I Frederik as King. This artistic portrayal showcases not only his power but also highlights his refined taste for aesthetics. A silhouette portrait captures the essence as King of Netherlands—his noble profile etched against a backdrop of grandeur and authority. An audience gathers eagerly as they await their first hearing with Willem I Frederik in 1813. His presence commands respect and admiration among those seeking guidance during challenging times. Through these hints scattered throughout history, we catch glimpses into the life and legacy of Willem I Frederik—a virtuous ruler who left an indelible mark on both art and politics alike.