Légende
Statue of Joost van den Vondel, print, Statue of the poet and playwright Joost van den Vondel. He stands with his head turned to the right, his right hand outstretched. In his left arm, a lyre. Vondel is crowned with a laurel wreath. On the ground next to him, a theatrical mask, two books, and a scroll., caption: 'from a poetry collection by WI Hofwijk', printmaker: Reinier Craeyvanger, Amsterdam, after sculpture by Louis Royer, 1822 - 1880, Louis Royer, after sculpture by, paper, etching, width 117 mm x height 157 mm, Person, Joost van den Vondel, monument, statue, A detailed pencil drawing of a standing male figure on a rectangular plinth, shown from head to feet. The figure wears a knee-length tunic with a high collar and a chain with a round medallion at the chest, and a draped cloak over one shoulder that falls in folds. One arm is extended outward with an open hand, while the other hand rests against the torso holding the cloak. The face has a mustache and small beard, wavy hair, and a turned, slightly smiling expression. The legs are clothed and the feet wear pointed shoes standing on the plinth; a sculpted mask and a rolled object lie near the figure’s feet. The drawing shows careful shading to indicate fabric folds, anatomical contours, and texture of the cloak and base.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A82_323
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.4Mo (6.4Mo) / 24.6cm x 38.1cm / 2910 x 4496 (300dpi)