Title

The masonry with 1716 as burgomaster were the lords, facing stone sculpture sculpture building part stone, approx 1015 kg

Caption

The masonry with 1716 as burgomaster were the lords, facing stone sculpture sculpture building part stone, approx 1015 kg Rectangular facade stone probably made of Namense stone with double frame in high relief Between the frames shell decoration; in the middle text in bas-relief. Ao 1716. AS were Burgomasters. the Lords. Johan Steenlack. Gregory of Teylingen. Mr. White Gevers. Mr: Daniel Noorthey. and Fawyck - master; the Lords. Pieter de Mey. Mr: Johan van der Hoeven. Mr, van Zuylen van Nievelt. Oud-Burgermeesteren Rotterdam Leuvewug Originates from the bridge heads of the Leuve bridge

Date

1716

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT19B55_265

Model release

NA

License type

Rights managed

Available size

209,7Mb (8,2Mb) / 26,8in x 30,4in / 8044 x 9110 (300dpi)

Keywords

masonry 1716 burgomaster lords facing stone sculpture building stone approx 1015 kg Rectangular facade Namense double frame high relief frames shell decoration middle text bas-relief Ao 1716 Burgomasters Lords Johan Steenlack Gregory Teylingen Mr. White Gevers Mr Daniel Noorthey Fawyck - master Pieter de Mey van der Hoeven Zuylen Nievelt Oud-Burgermeesteren Rotterdam Leuvewug Originates bridge heads Leuve bridge Netherlands Dutch Europe