Personifications of Freedom and Friesland and Hercules drive Hydra out of a garden, Jan Caspar Philips, in or before 1734 Canvas Print

Personifications of Freedom and Friesland and Hercules drive Hydra out of a garden, Jan Caspar Philips, in or before 1734 Canvas Print

The allegorical representations placed on the right side of a temple that stood in Leeuwarden on 11 May 1734 in the midst of lit fireworks on the occasion of the arrival of the newlywed couple Prince William IV and Princess Anna, married on March 25, 1734. On the left above an oak tree with weapons of the four quarters of Friesland, below which a personification of freedom (No 4), in the middle Hercules drives the monster Hydra out of the Dutch garden (No 5), on the right above Jason with a plough and on the right under a personification of Friesland with a wall crown and the horn of plenty (No 5).

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