Caption
The Leiden Castle, with a cross-section visible from the inside, according to the invention of the bishop, View of the castle of Leiden from the inside, Castles, country estates and houses in the Netherlands, print, book illustration, printmaker: Jacobus Schijnvoet, Amsterdam, after drawing by Roelant Roghman (possibly), publisher: Pieter de Coup (possibly), 1711, paper, etching, height 131 mm x width 166 mm, Print first used in: Smids, Ludolph. Schatkamer der Nederlandse oudheden, of Woordenboek, between p. 198 and 199. Possibly appeared thereafter in reissues of this work in 1737 and 1774. In 1721, an edition appeared containing only the prints: Nederlandsche oudheden, bestaan in zeskelijk verbeeldingen, gelegen in Holland, 't Sticht van Utrecht en Gelderland enz. Amsterdam: Hendrik Bosch, 1721., fortress, Leiden, Burcht van Leiden, An engraved scene showing a large stone fortress wall with battlements and roofed structures along its top, adjacent to a curved bridge with arched openings and a stairway, figures in period clothing walking and standing on the bridge and near the arches, two figures leaning over a parapet looking into a darkened archway, clustered trees and foliage at the base of the wall, a textured sky rendered with fine horizontal lines, and a decorative cartouche partially visible at the lower edge.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B32_296
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