Caption
The palace of Charles III, legitimate king of Spain, in Lisbon, View of the palace of Charles VI in Lisbon, Theatrum Hispaniae, print, album page, book illustration, View of the palace of Charles VI, German Emperor, in Lisbon. During the Wars of Spanish Succession he also called himself King Charles III of Spain. Below the image a title in Latin, Spanish, Dutch and French. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Pieter van den Berge, Amsterdam, grantor of privilege: States of Holland and West Friesland, colorer (graphic design artist): Anna Beeck, The Hague, 1694 - 1737, colorer (graphic design artist), paper, etching, hand coloring, etching hand-colored in pink, green, blue, and yellow, printed on album page, a yellow frame with a red border around the plate edge, height 178 mm x width 254 mm, A colored engraving shows a large pale stone building with many windows and two steep blue-gray towers, set against a sky with layered clouds; in front of the building a wide open plaza is occupied by numerous people and riders, several horses pulling a richly draped carriage in deep red, attendants in brightly colored clothing and coats, and groups of mounted figures in varied poses; along the distant waterfront there are multiple sailing ships with masts visible, and small figures and structures line the shoreline; a broad decorative border in pale yellow and red frames the scene.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B28_433
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