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WILLIAM I of Orange, called The Silent (1533-1584)
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WILLIAM I of Orange, called The Silent (1533-1584)
" WILLIAM I of Orange, called " The Silent" (1533-1584). Stadholder of Holland. Reformation Wall. Sculpture. SWITZERLAND. GENʖ E. Geneva."
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William I of Orange, also known as "The Silent," (1533-1584) is depicted in this striking sculpture located on the Reformation Wall in Geneva, Switzerland. The moniker "The Silent" was given to him due to his quiet and thoughtful demeanor, in contrast to the turbulent political climate of the time. William was a European statesman and military leader, serving as the Stadholder of Holland and Zeeland. He played a significant role in the Dutch Revolt against Spanish rule, which began in 1568. His leadership and strategic military victories helped establish the Dutch Republic as an independent state. The sculpture, which stands upright on the wall, captures the essence of William's quiet strength and determination. The colorful background of Geneva's Reformation Wall adds a vibrant backdrop to the monochrome statue, highlighting the historical significance of the scene. Geneva, located in Switzerland, was an important center of the Protestant Reformation in Europe. The Reformation Wall, which was built in the late 19th century, honors the leaders of the Protestant faith, including William of Orange. The sculpture of William is a testament to his role in the Reformation and his impact on European history. This photograph, taken in a vertical orientation, captures the essence of the sculpture and the historical significance of the location. The use of color adds depth and dimension to the image, making it a captivating and informative representation of William I of Orange and the Reformation Wall in Geneva.
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