Identification title(s): honselaarsdijk palace changes owner / sale of the prussian lordships to anna of hannover, 1754. Hondsholredyk in joy at the change of lord / transfer of the prussian lordships in holland to the lord prince of orange and nassau etc etc etc (title on object). Illustrations for national history (series title). Object type: print book illustration object number: rp-p-1960-393. Catalog reference: fmh 4061-a. Atlas van stolk 4064. Inscriptions / marks: collector's mark, verso, stamped: lugtdatum, recto, handwriting in pencil: '1747' (this year is incorrect. The depicted historical events both took place in 1754. ) description: depictions from national history. Above: view of the outside of honselaarsdijk palace with a cheerful crowd during the change of ownership, 1754. The palace was sold as part of the prussian lordships in holland by frederick the great to anne of hannover on february 21, 1754. Below: four people around a table with documents during the transfer of the prussian lordships in holland, which anna of hannover as a whole for f. 700,000 for the benefit of her then five-year-old son hereditary stadtholder willem v. She made the honselaarsdijk palace available to her daughter princess carolina. Two performances from one record. Manufacture. Manufacturer: printmaker: simon fokke (mentioned on object), according to own design by: simon fokke (mentioned on object), publisher: frans houttuyn (mentioned on object). Place of manufacture: amsterdam. Dating: 1754. Physical features: etching and engraving. Material: paper technique: etching / engraving (printing process). Dimensions: plate edge: h 166 mm × w 106 mm explanation used as an illustration in an unknown work. Subject: what: palace. When: 1754-02-21 - 1754-02-21. Where: honselaarsdijk palace. Who: anne of hanover. Willem v (prince of orange-nassau). Carolina (princess of orange-nassau). Acquisition: purchase 1960. Date: 1754.
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