Princess of Orange Henriette Katharina, 1650 (copper engraving)

Henriette Katharina, Princess of Orange, Countess of Nassau, as girl: half length, half from the left, with lateral curls, pearl surrounded bun at occiput, pearl necklace, in strapless dress with top border around the neckline, at the sleeve seam pieces of jewellery with per four pearl, in the backing segment of the Bildnisovals Latin. legend (as designate wife for count Enno Lewis from Eastern Friesland), as well as artist title. oval copper engraving by John Brouwer based on painting by Gerrit van Honthorst, implement in one oval framing, occupy with inone another devour geniuses and vegetabil thread, top with her coat of arms of Orange-Nassau, in the rectangle supplement outer section lining four decorative structure from laurel wreaths, palm leafs in wing-shaped and other copper engraving, at lower margin Dutch printing notice of the publisher Frederik de Wit with address in Amsterdam, 1650