Jacques III pretendent d'Angleterre &c. of Ridder van St. Joris [graphic]Hortemels, Marie-Nicole, 1688-ca. 1745, printmaker[1720]fredutA portrait of the Pretender, shown three-quarters length to the waist and looking to the right, in an oval fraome. He is wearing robes, collar, abd jewel of the Garter; a lace cravat and full-bottomed wig. Statement of responsibility and chronogram engraved in the frame above and belowTitle engraved in oval frame around portrait.Title translation in British Museum catalogue: James III Pretender of England &c. and Knight of St. James.Publication date from book in which this print was published."S.A. Belle's portrait of the Pretender is well known"--British Museum catalogue.Sheet trimmed within plate mark.Chronogram inscribed on lower portion of the oval frame enclosing the portrait: TeMpore DVro fILIVs rege natV's habetVr ast non qVIbVsqVe [i.e. 1688].Four lines of verse in French at the bottom of design: O! Prince infortuné, joüet de la fortune ...Four ines of verse in Dutch below the design: Heeft u't fortuin de rug tot dus ver toegekeerd ...Plate 21 from: Het groote tafereel der dwaasheid ... , v. 2.Mounted to 42 x 27 cm., mounted again to 47 x 31 cm.