De Helden van de Liga, Jacob Gole, 1691
Jacob Gole, portraitJacob GoleFrench, Dutch, 1665–1724

De Helden van de Liga

1691 · Print

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Where is “De Helden van de Liga” now? Collection: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Unknown.

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Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Cornelis Dusart and Jacob Gole collaborated on these two series of virulent anti-Catholic caricatures. This one consists of satirical portraits of the architects and agents of the policy of Protestant oppression under Louis XIV. Jacob Gole himself was a Huguenot refugee from France. These champions of Louis’s Catholic politics are presented as monks wrapped up in drinking and dicing.

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RP-P-BI-7337

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