Herbert H. Rowen, The princes of Orange: the stadholders in the Dutch Republic.
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In October he died near Woerden in a battle with the French known as the Battle of Kruipin.
Vermeer van Utrecht then applies to his benefactor, Frederick Nassau de Zuylestein, to give him a government post in return for this painting, which he offers to paint with the likeness of the young prince Willem III in the middle of the garland.
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