Caption
View of the palace of the Count of Flanders near Lille, Palatium Insulense Comitis Flandriae, print, book illustration, printmaker: attributed to Lucas Vorsterman (II), Antwerp, 1659, Attributed to, paper, etching, engraving, height 180 mm x width 235 mm, Print probably from: Sanderus, Antonius. Chorographia sacra Brabantiae. Brussels: Philips Vleugaert, 1659., armorial bearing, heraldry, palace, inner court of palace or 'hôtel', Lille, An architectural engraving showing a large rectangular courtyard surrounded by multi-story buildings with steep gabled roofs, pointed turrets, chimneys, and rows of rectangular windows, with decorative roof finials and flagpoles atop some gables; a central ornate well or fountain with a tall decorative canopy stands in the middle of the courtyard, and small groups of tiny human figures are scattered around it; the foreground shows a long facade with evenly spaced windows and a central arched doorway, while the upper corners contain two heraldic shields and calligraphic text across the top.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B33_498
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