Caption
Fire in Westmaas, 1792, View of the severe fire in Westmaas as it appeared on the night between March 29 and 30, print, book illustration, Great fire in the village of Westmaas on the night of March 29 to 30, 1792. Below the oval illustration, a verse of six lines. In L. van Ollefen: De Nederlandsche city and village bescriber (1793)., printmaker: attributed to Anna Catharina Brouwer, Northern Netherlands, after drawing by Johannes van Diepenhuijsen (attributed to), 1792 - 1793, Attributed to, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 220 mm x width 145 mm, on fire, ablaze, Period, 1792-03-29 - 1792-03-30, An oval engraving centered on a pale sheet shows a village scene with large swirling clouds and intense flames rising above rows of houses, silhouetted buildings that include a church with a tall steeple and various peaked roofs, small groups of people gathered in the foreground and along the street, some standing and some appearing to move toward the village, leafless trees on the left, a fence or row of trees near the church on the right, scattered small structures and carts, and the entire oval bordered by a thin dark line against the blank paper.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26A75_024
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