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- Of the noblemen who rebelled against Phillip II’s Spanish rule of the Netherlands, William of Orange rose to become the great leader of the Dutch Revolt.
- William I, Prince of Orange (Dillenburg, 1533–Delft, 1584) led the rebellion of the Low Countries against the Spanish rule of Philip II.
- Key - William I, Prince of Orange, called William the Silent, - WGA12160.jpg. ... Portraits of William the Silent.
- William the Silent was aged around 46 when the Antwerp portrait painter Adriaen Thomasz Key painted this likeness of him.
- When Willem Key died in 1568, Adriaen Thomasz took over his workshop.
- ...I Оранского; Prinz Wilhelm I. von Oranien; Willem I, prins van Oranje; dipinto di Adriaen Thomasz Key (Rijksmuseum); Adriaen Thomasz Key festménye; pintura...
- Of the noblemen who rebelled against Phillip II’s Spanish rule of the Netherlands, William of Orange (1533–1584)...
- Prince William of Orange engaged Adriaen Thomasz Key to paint this portrait of him in 1579.
- Of the noblemen who rebelled against Phillip II’s Spanish rule of the Netherlands, William of Orange rose to become the great leader of the Dutch Revolt.
- Artwork Title: Portrait of William I, the Silent, Prince of Orange.
- Commission your own museum quality hand painted reproduction of "Willem of Orange, leader of the Dutch revolt against Spain" on a high quality...
- Mauritshuis - Unknown - Portrait of William I (1533-1584), Prince of Orange.
- Download App. Loading. Adriaen Thomasz Key, ‘William I, Prince of Orange’, ca.