Caption
Chinese gentleman receiving tea from a servant in a landscape, New invented Chinese drawn with great difficulty and brought into the light, by P. Schenk Jun, second part, print, album page, ornamental print, Series number, 19, 24, Landscape with a Chinese gentleman being offered tea on a tray by a servant. Behind the gentleman are two women, one with a parasol. In the background, two sailing ships on the water. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Pieter Schenk (II), Amsterdam, 1727 - 1775, paper, etching, height 162 mm x width 261 mm, Chinese, water course, tea-ceremony - CC - out of doors, A line drawing shows a waterside scene with a bridge at the left leading to a shoreline with a small building and rocky trees. Boats with sails float on rippling water in the middle distance beneath a range of low hills. Five birds fly above the water. In the foreground four figures stand on the bank: one wearing patterned robes and a tall hat with facial hair, another facing him holding a tray with cups and a vessel, and two attendants carrying a large ornate fan and a pair of rounded objects. Vegetation and rocks frame the right side where a pavilion sits on a rocky promontory. The image is contained within a simple border.
Credit line
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B27_251
License type
Rights managed
Available size
38.0Mb (8.0Mb) / 15.2in x 9.7in / 4554 x 2917 (300dpi)