William III (1650-1702), when Prince of Orange by Caspar Netscher

Full-length portrait of a young man in embroidered dress pointing toward a distant battle, with a plumed helmet beside him.

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William III (1650-1702), when Prince of Orange, Caspar Netscher (1670), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A full-length portrait shows a young man with long dark curled hair, wearing a lace-trimmed cravat, an embroidered dark jacket and a tan coat, with one hand on his hip and the other pointing toward a distant mountain landscape where small mounted figures appear to fight. A polished helmet with red plumes rests on a red draped surface at the right.

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Date

1670

Medium

Painting

Museum

Royal Collection

License

Public domain