Légende
Photographic reproduction of a number of rotogravures of and news reports about the royal family during the Second World War in Canada, 'As long as Orange lives, the Netherlands cannot perish', photograph, reproduction, after print by various makers, 1941 - 1942, various makers, photographer, after print by, paper, gelatin silver print, developed gelatin silver print, height 156 mm x width 120 mm, Person, Bernhard (Prince of the Netherlands), Beatrix (Queen of the Netherlands), Juliana of the Netherlands, Irene (Princess of the Netherlands), family of the sovereign, A sepia-toned collage page showing a large top photograph of a woman seated on a sofa wearing a dark dress, smiling and looking toward two small children in front of a fireplace; one child stands on a low ornate stool holding a round object while the other stands on the floor in a light outfit, with a ball and toys scattered nearby. Below and to the left of the top photo are smaller images including a vertical photograph of a woman standing with two children, a candid image of a man in uniform placing flowers, and a tilted card with handwriting. To the right of the central column is a scene of three adults around a table with papers and a seated woman wearing a patterned dress and a decorative headpiece. Blocks of printed text occupy areas between and beneath the photographs. The overall page has a vintage, yellowed appearance with visible grain and slight staining.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A81_080
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
53.9Mo (8.7Mo) / 32.3cm x 41.7cm / 3820 x 4929 (300dpi)