Caption
Meeting between Orange and Mondragon, 1573, Meeting between William and Mondragon, XI. canto, Scenes from the life of Prince William I, 1568-1584, Art plates belonging to the epic poem William the First, in twenty-four cantos by the Dutch poet J. Nomsz., print, historical print, Series number, 11, 24, Meeting between William of Orange and Mondragon in front of an army tent near Middelburg, 1573. Eleventh canto., printmaker: Theodoor Koning, Northern Netherlands, after design by Jacobus Buys, publisher: J. Smit, Amsterdam, publisher: Jan Willem Smit, publisher: Willem Vermandel, 1781, paper, etching, height 270 mm x width 215 mm, Illustration for: J. Nomsz, William the First, or the Foundation of Dutch Freedom. : In twenty-four cantos, Heirs of David Klippink, Amsterdam 1779. Stands before the letter. Group of four proofs in the original cover of the publishers J. Smit and Son and W. Vermandel in Amsterdam, 1781 (the third edition)., Person, Cristóbal de Mondragón y Otalora, Eighty Years' War, Middelburg, Period, A detailed black and white engraving shows two men in period clothing clasping hands near a large draped curtain, one wearing ornate armor and a ruffled collar and the other in a cloak and breeches; a dog stands between them looking forward. To the left a musician blows a long trumpet while a small group of onlookers in similar attire stand behind. Behind the figures a large bare-branched tree stretches across the scene and its trunk and branches fill much of the upper area. The drapery cascades from a rounded canopy on the right and folds in heavy pleats, and the ground beneath the figures is textured with shadows and lines.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B26_005
License type
Rights managed
Available size
56.3Mb (8.3Mb) / 13.4in x 16.4in / 4006 x 4914 (300dpi)