Charles II's Halt at Wema or Welna - Dutch Historical Event, Johannes Lingelbach, between 1650 and 1674

The stop of charles ii, king of england, at the country estate of wema aan de rotte during his journey from rotterdam to the hague, may 25, 1660; or (less likely) the halt of the advancing troops at the country estate of welna aan de amstel during prince william ii's attack on amsterdam, may 31-august 4, 1650. A long procession of horsemen is preceded by heralds and drummers. The population has flocked left and right to watch the spectacle. On the left a river with boats. On the right a building with the name on the facade starting with the letters wel. Pendant of sk-c-1224. Object Type: painting. Genre: history painting. Date: between 1650 and 1674. Dimensions: drager Height: 58 cm (22.8 in) drager Width: 100 cm (39.3 in). Medium: oil on canvas. Collection: Rijksmuseum. Het halthouden van Karel II bij de buitenplaats Wema aan de Rotte tijdens zijn tocht van Rotterdam naar Den Haag, 25 mei 1660 ; of (minder waarschijnlijk) het halthouden van de oprukkende Rijksmuseum SK-C-1223