Légende
Six illustrations from the series of anecdotes by Frederick II, print, The prints are numbered at the top right. With caption and page reference in German and French., printmaker: Daniel Nikolaus Chodowiecki, Berlin, 1788, paper, etching, height 116 mm x width 381 mm, Prints used for: Gothaischer Hof Kalender zum Nutzen und Vergnügen eingerichtet auf das Jahr 1789. Gotha: CW Ettinger, 1788., Person, Frederick II (King of Prussia), ruler, sovereign, writer, poet, author, weeping, disguise, A wide engraving shows six separate rectangular vignettes arranged side by side across a single sheet, each bordered and depicting different indoor or outdoor scenes with figures in historical dress. In the first vignette a woman in a long patterned gown and head covering faces a bowed man in formal attire who holds a hat, with a chair and framed picture on the wall behind them. The second vignette shows three men in coats standing together in an interior with a high-backed chair and paneled walls as two of them exchange an object. In the third vignette two men in uniformed coats face each other beside a table, one extending a small garment while a framed oval hangs on the wall behind them. The fourth vignette depicts an outdoor scene under bare trees with two men in simple clothing standing beside a military-dressed man who gestures toward them, a building and fence visible in the background. In the fifth vignette a woman in a modest dress stands with hands together before a table where a seated man and a second seated figure converse in a furnished room with framed oval portrait and wall decoration. The sixth vignette shows a seated officer in uniform gesturing toward a standing man in a cloak in an interior with upholstered furniture and paintings on the wall. Each vignette has a narrow caption panel beneath it.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A83_495
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
34.0Mo (11.1Mo) / 56.7cm x 15.0cm / 6701 x 1772 (300dpi)