Caption

Longitudinal section of the Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi in Genoa, print, album page, This print is part of an album., printmaker: Nicolaes Ryckmans, Antwerp, publisher: Peter Paul Rubens, grantor of privilege: Spanish crown, 1622, provider of privilege, paper, engraving, gravure, height 244 mm, width 201 mm, height 583 mm x width 435 mm, section, architectural design or model, hôtel, ie small palace in city - AA - civic architecture: inside, Genoa, Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi, A detailed architectural drawing showing a vertical cross section of a building with multiple levels and large vaulted spaces, including a triangular roof structure with closely spaced vertical lines, thick walls, arched ceilings rendered with fine shading, and rectangular doorways with pronounced surrounds; one section displays a classical facade with columns, pilasters, entablature, and an arched opening, while other sections show plain wall surfaces with recessed door openings and barrel-vaulted chambers; stair flights and narrow passageways connect levels, and hatching and stippling techniques indicate shading and depth throughout the composition.

Credit line

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26B27_372

License type

Rights managed

Available size

41.1Mb (11.4Mb) / 11.5in x 13.8in / 3458 x 4152 (300dpi)

Keywords

Longitudinal section Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi Genoa print album page part album printmaker Nicolaes Ryckmans Antwerp publisher Peter Paul Rubens grantor privilege Spanish crown 1622 provider paper engraving gravure height 244 mm width 201 mm height 583 mm x width 435 mm section architectural design model hôtel ie small palace city - AA - civic architecture inside detailed architectural drawing showing vertical cross section building multiple levels large vaulted spaces triangular roof structure closely spaced vertical lines thick walls arched ceilings rendered fine shading rectangular doorways pronounced surrounds section displays classical facade columns pilasters entablature arched opening sections plain wall surfaces recessed door openings barrel-vaulted chambers stair flights narrow passageways connect levels hatching stippling techniques indicate shading depth composition