Caption
Proclamation des édits de l'inquisition an anvers, Reproduction of a work by Henri Leys, reproduction, page, photomechanical print, inscription: 'Gaerie de Mr De Liedekerke de Beaufort', cliché maker: Asser & Toovey, after design by Henri Leys (baron), printer (person): Simonau & Toovey, c. 1862 - in or before 1867, Asser & Toovey, Henri Leys (baron), Simonau & Toovey, photographer, cliché maker, after design by, printer (person), paper, photolithography, height 95 mm x width 164 mm, Print two pages before page 183., historical persons, crowd, mob, A wide monochrome scene shows a crowded town square beneath a covered arcade with columns and a tiled floor, filled with people wearing historical clothing and headwear. Several figures stand together near a central column while one robed man faces a small lectern holding a sheet, and a seated man nearby has his hand to his face. To the right, groups of women and children cluster, some with shawls or veils and one child holding a round object. In the background, rooftops and tall buildings rise behind the arcade, and banners or flags hang among the crowd. The image is rendered with dense cross-hatching and varied shading, creating textured details in garments, architectural elements, and faces.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B05_181
License type
Rights managed
Available size
39.5Mb (10.6Mb) / 15.1in x 10.2in / 4533 x 3049 (300dpi)