Dirk III, Count of Holland
Willem Thibaut · 1524-1597
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Why is this public domain? Willem Thibaut died in 1597; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved full-length portrait shows a bearded man in armor and a fur-trimmed tunic, holding a sword with a plumed helmet on his head and a shield bearing a rampant lion. The title inscription at the bottom reads Theodoricus Tertius, and the print is attributed to Willem Thibaut and dated 1578.
