Caption
Six-way intersection at the statue of Faunus, The Six-way road near Phanus to be seen after the Statue of Ceres, The Splendor of the Netherlands, Or the Pleasure Garden founded by HBM William III at Het Loo, print, album page, View of the statue of Faunus where six roads meet in the gardens of Het Loo Palace. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Laurens Scherm, Amsterdam, publisher: Carel Allard, grantor of privilege: States of Holland and West Friesland, 1689 - 1701, 1702, paper, etching, height 171 mm x width 206 mm, satyrs, fauns, Sileni, French or architectonic garden, formal garden, Apeldoorn, Paleis Het Loo, A large rectangular engraving shows a formal garden scene with a circular pool at the center and a sculpted pedestal rising from its middle topped by a multi-figure statue; water jets and carved ornamentation surround the base of the pedestal. Figures in period dress walk and converse around the pool and along paths, some in small groups and some accompanied by children. Tall, leafy trees line the paths on both sides, forming shaded avenues with clipped hedges and freestanding classical busts mounted on plinths at intervals. In the background a distant architectural opening is visible between the trees. Several small dogs run or stand on the nearest lawn area. The sky above is lightly shaded with horizontal hatching suggesting clouds, and the entire scene is framed by a plain decorative border.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B29_121
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