Caption
The House at Marquette on the left side, next to its rondel, View of Marquette Castle in Heemskerk, Castles, country estates and houses in the Netherlands, print, book illustration, Print marked lower right: D., printmaker: Jacobus Schijnvoet, Amsterdam, after drawing by Roelant Roghman (possibly), publisher: Pieter de Coup (possibly), 1711, paper, etching, height 141 mm x width 184 mm, Print first used in: Smids, Ludolph. Schatkamer der Nederlandse oudheden, of Woordenboek, 1711. Subsequently appeared in reissues of this work in 1737 and 1774. In 1721, an edition appeared containing only the prints: Nederlandsche oudheden, bestaan in zestige verbeeldingen, gelegen in Holland, 't Sticht van Utrecht en Gelderland enz. Amsterdam: Hendrik Bosch, 1721., landscape with tower or castle, castle, Heemskerk, Kasteel Marquette, A wide ink landscape shows a riverside scene with a long fence in the foreground and two clothed figures leaning on it while another small group walks along the path nearby; a small dog runs on the path and a lone boatman sits in a skiff on the water. Across the water a fortified complex with towers, stepped gables, and a rounded turret stands among clustered trees, with a bridge or causeway connecting parts of the structure. The sky is filled with horizontal line shading and stylized cloud masses, and dense foliage frames the left edge of the image.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B33_120
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