Disbanding Waardgelders Mercenaries Pay Town Government
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Disbanding Waardgelders Mercenaries Pay Town Government
The Disbanding of the Waardgelders (Mercenaries in the Pay of the Town Government) by Prince Maurits on the Neude, Utrecht, 31 July 1618, The discarding of the observer by Prince Maurits on Neude in Utrecht, July 31, 1618. The prince is surrounded by guards and officers in the foreground, left and right horsemen. In the middle of the square, the valuers throw their weapons and armor on a large pile, Maurits (Prince of Orange), Pauwels van Hillegaert, 1627, canvas, oil paint (paint), support: h 98.5 cm × w 171.2 cm d 8.5 cm
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Media ID 19552856
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The captivating print captures a significant historical moment, known as "Disbanding Waardgelders Mercenaries Pay Town Government" which took place on July 31,1618. The scene unfolds in the heart of Utrecht's Neude square, where Prince Maurits takes center stage surrounded by his loyal guards and officers. In this powerful image, the prince stands tall and resolute as he oversees the disarming of the Waardgelders mercenaries. The valuers, clad in their battle-worn armor and armed to the teeth, relinquish their weapons with solemnity. Their discarded arms form an imposing pile at the center of the square, symbolizing a profound shift in power dynamics. Prince Maurits' decisive action signifies his authority over both military and political matters within Utrecht. His presence exudes strength and determination while maintaining an air of regal elegance. The horsemen flanking him further emphasize his command over these formidable forces. This masterpiece by Pauwels van Hillegaert beautifully captures not only a historic event but also showcases exceptional artistic skill. Through meticulous brushstrokes and vibrant colors rendered in oil paint on canvas, every detail comes alive with remarkable clarity. As we gaze upon this extraordinary print from Liszt Collection, we are transported back to that fateful day when Prince Maurits reshaped history through his bold actions on Neude square. It serves as a poignant reminder of how leaders can shape destinies through unwavering resolve and strategic
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