Caption
Group of men listening to Jacob van Artevelde, print, inscription: 'J van artevelde J Dieudonne Bruxelles', printmaker: Jules Dieudonné, printer (person): Joseph Bouwens, Brussels, 1879 - 1880, printer (person), paper, etching, intaglio printmaking technique, etching with plate tone, height 265 mm x width 210 mm, Print possibly published in: Album du journal des Beaux-Arts, dix eaux-fortes inédites. Brussels, Paris, Leipzig: Sn, 1879-1880., Person, Jacob van Artevelde, oral revolutionary action, A sepia-toned ink drawing of a crowd gathered around a central standing figure in dark robes who extends one hand outward while holding the other slightly raised, flanked by other standing men in period clothing with varied expressions; a man in a long cloak and fur collar holds a pole with a dark flag, several faces look upward toward the central figure, and a child leans against an adult who holds a cane; behind them is a stone wall and a bare tree with snow on its branches, and in the distant background are rooftops and pointed towers of a town visible through a hazy sky.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B16_415
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43.6Mb (5.9Mb) / 11.5in x 14.8in / 3435 x 4439 (300dpi)