William Ii Grand Duke Of Luxembourg Collection

Allegory of the Triumphal Procession of the Prince of Orange, the Future King Willem II, as the Hero of Waterloo, 1815, 1815

Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands, 1839. Creator: Jan Adam Kruseman
Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands, 1839. Other Title(s): Portrait of Willem II (1792-1849)

The Prince of Orange changing his Wounded Horse during the Engagement at Boutersem, 1837-1839. Other Title(s): The Prince of Orange, later King Willem II

The Prince of Orange Visititing Flood Victims at the Almoners Orphanage, Amsterdam, on 14 February 1825, 1825

The Battle of Bautersem during the Ten Days Campaign, 1833. Creator: Nicolaas Pieneman
The Battle of Bautersem during the Ten Days Campaign, 1833

The Inauguration of King William II in the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam on 28 November 1840, 1840-1845

Picture Gallery of the late King of Holland, in the Palace of the Hague, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Picture Gallery of the late King of Holland, in the Palace of the Hague, [Netherlands], 1850....William II. was a man of refined taste, and of considerable judgment in works of art

The Boar-Hunt - painted by Rubens - from the Gallery of the late King of Holland, 1850. Creator: Unknown
The Boar-Hunt - painted by Rubens - from the Gallery of the late King of Holland, 1850. This magnificent picture was formerly in the gallery of the late King of Holland, at the Hague

Pictures from the late King of Holland's Collection - Saint Hubert, painted by Albert Durer, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Pictures from the late King of Holland's Collection - Saint Hubert, painted by Albert Durer, 1850. A most exquisitely finished little picture, in beautiful preservation. 3800 florins

Christ Giving the Keys to S. Peter - painted by Rubens, [1850]. Creator: Unknown
Pictures from the late King of Holland's Collection - Christ Giving the Keys to S. Peter - painted by Rubens, 1850. Purchased for £1500 by Mr. Mawson for the Marquis of Hertford

The Death of the Virgin - painted by Martin Schoon, 1850. Creator: Unknown
Pictures from the late King of Holland's Collection - The Death of the Virgin - painted by Martin Schoon, 1850. Represented as about to expire

Equestrian Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands, c.1830-c.1850. Creator: Nicolaas Pieneman
Equestrian Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands, c.1830-c.1850. Attributed to Nicolaas Pieneman

Arrival of the King of Holland, at Osbourne House, Isle of Wight, 1845. Creator: Unknown
Arrival of the King of Holland, at Osbourne House, Isle of Wight, 1845. William II, King of the Netherlands, arrives for a stay with Queen Victoria and Prince Albert

His Majesty the King of Holland, drawn by Baugniet, 1845. Creator: Unknown
His Majesty the King of Holland, drawn by Baugniet, 1845. Portrait of William II of the Netherlands. As Prince of Orange he served in the Peninsula from 1811 to the end of that war in 1814

King William II of the Netherlands, 1845. Creator: Unknown
King William II of the Netherlands, 1845. Sketch from the Grand Review in Hyde Park [in London]...His Majesty the King of the Netherlands

Engagement of Princess Charlotte to William of Orange, London, 1813, ca. 1813

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William II, Grand Duke of Luxembourg, was a beloved ruler known for his progressive reforms and dedication to his people. Born in 1855, he ascended to the throne in 1905 and ruled until his death in 1912. William II was a strong advocate for social welfare programs and education, working tirelessly to improve the lives of his subjects. Under his reign, Luxembourg experienced a period of economic growth and cultural flourishing. He modernized the country's infrastructure, expanded its railway system, and promoted industrial development. William II also played a key role in shaping Luxembourg's foreign policy, maintaining peaceful relations with neighboring countries while asserting the nation's independence. Despite facing political challenges during his time as Grand Duke, William II remained steadfast in his commitment to serving the people of Luxembourg. His legacy lives on today through the continued prosperity and stability of the country he helped shape. William II will always be remembered as a visionary leader who left an indelible mark on Luxembourg's history.