William III (1650-1702) when Prince of Orange by Adriaen Hanneman

Portrait of a young man with long curly hair in polished steel armour, holding a baton beside a helmet on a stone pedestal.

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William III (1650-1702) when Prince of Orange, Adriaen Hanneman (1664), Royal Collection. Via artnap.com

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A young man with long curling dark hair stands in polished steel armour, resting one hand on a gilded baton and the other on his hip. A plumed or gleaming helmet rests on a carved stone pedestal beside him, and a blue-ribboned lace collar frames his face against a dark, rocky backdrop with a tree at left. This painting, titled William III (1650-1702) when Prince of Orange, was made by Adriaen Hanneman in 1664 and is held by the Royal Collection.

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Date

1664

Medium

Painting

Museum

Royal Collection

License

Public domain