Graven Dirk XII, Floris XIII en Dirk XIV, gravin Ada ('Dirk XV') en graaf Willem XVI

Five full-length figures are presented in a row, clad in detailed Renaissance-style armor or aristocratic gowns and holding shields with the lion rampant. Below each figure is a block of Dutch text detailing their lineage, reign, and historical deeds. The print utilizes fine engraving techniques to render textures of fur, polished steel, and textile patterns.

This work belongs to a genealogical series of the Counts of Holland, reflecting the 16th-century Dutch interest in establishing historical legitimacy and national identity. While Goltzius was a key figure in circles exploring alchemical and Hermetic themes, this specific work serves a secular, historiographical purpose within the broader output of the Haarlem Mannerists.