LSE4315473 William (Willem or William) of Orange (1533-1584). Guillaume de Nassau, Prince of Orange, known as Guillaume the taciturn, founder of Orange Nassau, described in front of the city of Delft (Netherlands). In the 17th century, an orange tree, symbol of family growth, was added to the composition. Painting attributed to Daniel Van den Queborn (1552-1602), 1599. Historical Museum of the Hague (Netherlands). by Queborn, Daniel Van den (1552-1602); Mauritshuis, The Hague, The Netherlands; (add.info.: William (Willem or William) of Orange (1533-1584). Guillaume de Nassau, Prince of Orange, known as Guillaume the taciturn, founder of Orange Nassau, described in front of the city of Delft (Netherlands). In the 17th century, an orange tree, symbol of family growth, was added to the composition. Painting attributed to Daniel Van den Queborn (1552-1602), 1599. Historical Museum of the Hague (Netherlands).); Photo by Leonard de Selva.