Marck Collection

John William of Julich-Cleves-Berg (1562-1609). Duke of Julich-Cleves-Berg. German noble and religious. Portrait. Engraving. Colored

Willem van der Marck (1542? - 1578?) Baron of Lumey. Dutch statesman who fought the Spanish. A fall from the favour of William of Orange led to imprisonment

Willem Count Marck
WILLEM grave van der MARCK Flemish noble Date: 16TH CENTURY

Portrait of Frederick Adolph van der Marck, Jacob Houbraken, G. Kamphuis, 1772 - 1774

Angry Cubless Lion
At the Paris Hippodrome, a lion whose cubs have been taken from him attacks tamer Marck and injures him seriously

Netherlands / Brill / 1572
NETHERLANDS WAR OF INDEPENDENCE Capture of the fortress of Brill from the Spaniards by the Beggars of the Sea, led by De la Marck and Treslong

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Discover the captivating tale of Mark, a nobleman whose legacy extends beyond the Chateau de Sedan in Sedan, Ardennes, France. Delve into the history of John William of Julich-Cleves-Berg (1562-1609), Duke of Juli, and his connection to the enchanting Chateau. Willem van der Marck, a Dutch painter from Brill, immortalized the Duke in a stunning portrait in 1572. Fast forward to the 18th century, and we find Willem Count Marck, whose fiery temper was as legendary as the Angry Cubless Lion, a symbol of the Marck family, depicted in a powerful painting by Jacob Houbraken and G. Kamphuis around 1772-1774. Explore the Museum at Chateau de Sedan to unravel more intriguing stories about this remarkable figure from the past.