Queen of England Mary II, 1680 (copper engraving)

Mary II, Queen of England, as Princess of Orange: 3 / 4 from the left, with short undulated hair, two entice around the shoulders die away, pearl earrings and, in far d?0063006fllet?00200064ress with surveying pearl string and train retainer around the excerpt, by middle jewel downward three pieces of jewellery with geminate drop pearls, in oval framing, occupied with Kranz from bulging sinuously bay leaf, surround by rectangle supplement section lining panel with protuberant elbow joints, underneath, midst of a double-spaced Latin. and double-spaced Dutch legend at bright pedestal frontside, their crowned alliance coat of arms, surrounded by two palm leaves, in the section lining underfoot on the left and on the right the title of the painter and engraver, right at the bottom Latin. publisher's notice and prerogative notice of the Dutch Dutch States-General. copper engraving by Philibert Bouttats based on painting by David van der Plas in the editor von Nicolas Viss, 1680