Caption
Patriots leaving Utrecht, 1787, print, Exodus of patriots from Utrecht, on the night of September 15 to 16, upon the approach of the Prussian troops., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Amsterdam, printmaker: Cornelis Bogerts, after drawing by Jacobus Buys, 1783 - 1795, paper, etching, proof print, height 160 mm x width 100 mm, Illustration for: J. Fokke. Histories of the United Netherlands for the Fatherland's Youth. Amsterdam: Johannes Allart, 1783-1795, 25 volumes. part XIX pl. V., putting the enemy to flight - HH - being put to flight, fleeing (citizen soldiery, civil guard, citizen militia), Patriots flee Utrecht, Utrecht, Period, 1787-09-15 - 1787-09-16, A densely crosshatched ink scene showing a row of tall, pointed and gabled buildings filling the middle distance beneath a heavily textured sky, with a street crowded in the foreground by numerous uniformed figures in motion holding long, thin poles. The figures wear knee-length coats and breeches and are depicted in active running and gesturing poses, some leaning forward, some with arms extended. A small dog appears on the ground among the figures. The architecture includes steep roofs, a central steep spire, and varied rooflines rising against the textured sky. The overall image is monochrome with detailed line work and dense shading.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B42_446
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