The Equestrian Statue of Queen Wilhelmina, located on the Rokin in Amsterdam, pays tribute to a monarch who reigned for nearly six decades and became a symbol of resistance during World War II. Cast in bronze, the statue captures a young Wilhelmina sitting side-saddle on a trotting horse. She is depicted wearing a practical hat and long skirts that cover her feet, reflecting the modest yet resolute character of the queen. Today, visitors can admire this detailed sculpture, which stands as a lasting reminder of her enduring legacy and the admiration she garnered from the Dutch people.
Equestrian Statue of Queen Wilhelmina
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