Portret van Willem van Oranje

William is depicted three-quarter length in ornate parade armor, holding a commander's baton with his helmet resting nearby. The elaborate border features the Prince's coat of arms and four small vignettes: the Pillar of Fire, the Pillar of Cloud, Moses receiving the Law, and a kingfisher nesting on a stormy sea. A Latin poem at the bottom emphasizes his commitment to divine law and the protection of his people.

This print is a key example of political-religious iconography in the late 16th century, framing the leader of the Dutch Revolt as a second Moses guided by God. The use of the Hebrew Tetragrammaton and the Stoic 'Halcyon' emblem reflects the synthesis of Protestant theology and classical virtue (Constantia) characteristic of Northern Humanist circles.