Légende
David Hendricus, Baron Chassé, Lieutenant General, Commander-in-Chief of the Citadel of Antwerp, and of His Majesty's Naval Forces on the Eastern Scheldt, print, Portrait of Baron Chassé, bust, head to the left, with epaulets and three knightly orders., printmaker: Johannes Philippus Lange, Netherlands, after painting by Jan Willem Pieneman, printer (person): Jacobus Franciscus Brugman, Amsterdam, publisher: Johannes Immerzeel, c. 1831, Johannes Philippus Lange, Jan Willem Pieneman, Jacobus Franciscus Brugman, Johannes Immerzeel, printmaker, after painting by, printer (person), publisher, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 460 mm x width 352 mm, Person, David Hendrik baron Chassé, historical persons, Belgian Revolution, military history, Period, 1830 - 1832, A monochrome engraved portrait of a man shown from the waist up wearing a dark military uniform with a high collar and decorative epaulettes on each shoulder, his face turned slightly to the viewer's left with a neutral expression and short wavy hair, several star-shaped medals suspended at his chest from ribbons, fine cross-hatching shading in the background and on the clothing, and a wide blank margin surrounding the framed portrait.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A76_080
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.8Mo (10.9Mo) / 27.9cm x 37.6cm / 3292 x 4438 (300dpi)