Prince of Orange William III, 17th century (copper engraving)

William III, Prince of Orange, Count of Nassau, King of Great Britain, portrait of a boy in architectural framing with the rich allegoric-symbol. attachment: half note figure, en face from the left, with smooth, with wide margin turn down collar and two Kragenquasten across tight button up doublet with slashed sleeve. in oval, garlanded with oakleaves- and laurel thread, onto landing place, left one laureated, half bald female form with war trophys at perpendicularly retain pole and to floor retain palm leaf in the rightist standing, the head on the left rested, on the right of a Hercules with haunch one hydra and Medusa drub, behind him of a wartime and of a victory Engel of a palm leaf and of an Orbis across William picture uphold, across his coat of arms with the devise of the Order of the Garter in the elysian halo of two putt retain, under the picture of a base of the cartouche with Latin Seneca quote and symbol. attachment, on both sides of the captives sea god Nereus and captives Nereids?]. right at the bottom French legend and Dutch printing notice. copper engraving, printed also] von Hugo Allard