Caption
Photo reproductions of prints after frescoes depicting David's Triumphal Procession and David seeing Bathsheba by Raphael for the loggias in the Vatican, Raphael. David's Triumphzug. David erblickt das Weib des Urias, photograph, reproduction, page, number: 'No 43. No 44. Bild 3. Bild 4. XI. Loge.', photographer: Gustav Schauer, Berlin, after print by anonymous, after painting by Raphael, c. 1851 - in or before 1861, Rafaël, after print by, paper, albumen print, albumendruk, height 325 mm x width 250 mm, David, from the roof (or balcony) of his palace, sees Bathsheba bathing, David's triumph: the women of Israel come out to welcome David, singing, dancing, and playing tambourines and lyres, David holding the head of Goliath, A tall, pale sheet shows two separate sepia-toned rectangular engravings stacked vertically with wide margins; the upper engraving depicts a crowded scene with a decorated chariot drawn by two horses at the front, a bearded man standing on the chariot holding a lyre-like instrument, soldiers and attendants around the chariot wearing varied headgear and armor, trees in the background and figures partially obscured behind the horses, while the lower engraving shows an architectural courtyard with a seated figure on a raised ledge leaning forward, a group of armed men with shields and helmets gathered below near archways and a robed figure visible on a balcony above; small printed captions appear below each engraving.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B01_077
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