Caption
A woman of noble blood, was robbed here of land and goods, Caricature of the failed attempt to plunder the Austrian lands, 1742, cartoon, print, Caricature of the failed attempts to plunder the Austrian lands, 1742. France, Bavaria, Prussia, and Poland force their way into the bedroom of Archduchess Maria Theresa of Austria to steal her clothing and jewels. On the floor lies the child Joseph in the cradle. On the right, however, the Hungarian troops under Marshal Khevenhüller enter to drive out the intruders. Allegory of the War of Austrian Succession. On the page below the plate a verse in two columns., printmaker, Northern Netherlands, paper, etching, letterpress printing, etching with text in letterpress, height 526 mm x width 397 mm, Person, Maria Theresia (Roman-German empress), Ludwig Andreas von Khevenhüller, political caricatures and satires, Austrian war of succession, Period, A densely detailed black and white engraving showing an ornate interior with a large carved throne or canopy at center topped by a sculpted bird and draped fabric, surrounded by many figures in elaborate period clothing with plumed hats and decorative coats; a woman in a flowing dress reclines in the center reaching toward a kneeling man, while other men around them gesture, clutch at their chests, or lie sprawled on the floor amid scattered shoes, broken containers, and spilled contents; architectural details include a window with visible foliage outside, a hanging chandelier, paneled walls with a framed bust in a niche, and patterned floor tiles beneath the chaotic scene.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26A97_358
License type
Rights managed
Available size
45.8Mb (8.6Mb) / 14.2in x 12.5in / 4267 x 3750 (300dpi)