Caption
View from the Koekamp to the Leidsebrug, conspectus, circa Theriotrophium sive Campum Vaccinum, versus Pontem Lugdunensem, Quadruple spectacle of wonders, Admirandorum Quadruplex Spectaculum, print, Series number, 45, 71, printmaker: Jan van Call (I), Amsterdam, publisher: Pieter Schenk (I), grantor of privilege: States of Holland and West Friesland, c. 1700, paper, etching, height 130 mm x width 168 mm, Other state also used in: Call, 1700. The title page, dedication, and portrait of Frederick of Saxony were engraved by Pieter Schenk (I). The other prints in this series are, as indicated on the title page, by Jan van Call (I)., canals, waters (in city), city-view, and landscape with man-made constructions, bridge, The Hague, Voorhout, A sepia-toned etching of a riverside street scene showing a row of tall, narrow buildings with many windows and pitched roofs extending along the right side, ornate pediments and chimneys on some roofs, a series of steps and stoops leading down to the street, and a canal with a bridge in the background. On the left a wooden beam structure with hanging chains and rings projects over the water, nearby trees line the canal, and a lamppost stands at the water’s edge. Figures in period clothing walk and stand on the street and bridge, some in small groups and some accompanied by animals, while a person nearer the foreground bends down beside a small dog. The sky above is filled with layered, textured clouds rendered with fine lines.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B32_287
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