Allegory on the marriage of Prince Wilhelm II of Orange and Maria Henrietta Stuart, Princess of Orange and Duchess of Nassau to Isaac Isaacsz

Allegory on the marriage of Prince Wilhelm II of Orange and Maria Henrietta Stuart, Princess of Orange and Duchess of Nassau to Isaac Isaacsz. With the wedding couple on a pedestal and the parents of the couple under canopies to the sides. On the left, King Charles I of England and Henrietta Maria of France sit on a throne and on the right slightly lower the parents of Wilhelm with Friedrich Heinrich of Orange and Amalie to Solms-Braunfels. Putten float above the wedding couple with laurel wreaths and a radiant dove as a sign of the Holy Spirit. The depiction also includes a twelve-line poem in Latin. On the back of the stitch is a drawing with the face down. It shows a equestrian statue of Emperor Constantine and is only visible in counterlight.