Légende
Town Hall. Gable South side, Stepped gable of the town hall in Delft, photograph, number: '52', inscription: 'The right of reproduction of these photos is reserved by the Publisher.', inscription: 'Delft. 1620 and 1760.', Delft, c. 1900 - c. 1904, photographer, paper, pasteboard, gelatin silver print, height 157 mm x width 118 mm, town hall, decorated gable, Stadhuis (Delft), A sepia-toned photograph shows the upper portion of a stone building facade with ornate architectural details. The central section features a pedimented gable with carved scrolls and a recessed arched niche topped by a shell motif, flanked by vertical pilasters and cornices. A double wooden door with simple recessed panels sits below a semicircular arch. Decorative iron fleur-de-lis wall mounts project from the masonry on either side of the facade. Stone plaques with ornate surrounds are set into the wall at mid height. A slate-tiled roof slopes down to the left, and to the right a taller stone chimney or tower rises with ironwork finials and a pointed decorative crest at its top. Two spherical finials with radiating metal spikes sit atop the gable. The photograph is mounted on a dark textured mat.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A75_335
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
48.8Mo (10.7Mo) / 30.9cm x 39.6cm / 3651 x 4676 (300dpi)