Légende
Swearing-in of the government regulations in Haarlem, 1787, print, Solemn ceremony with the swearing-in of the new government regulations in a temple erected on the Grote Markt in Haarlem, September 5, 1787. Militias are lined up around the square, several pieces of artillery near the temple., printmaker: Izaak Jansz. de Wit, Northern Netherlands, printmaker: Pieter Hendrik Jonxis, after drawing by Wybrand Hendriks, Haarlem, paper, etching, etching print, proof of the unfinished plate before the letter, height 313 mm x width 410 mm, warfare, military affairs (citizen soldiery, civil guard, citizen militia), proclamation of new government, Patriot time (1780-1795), St. Bavo Church (Haarlem), Grote Markt (Haarlem), Period, 1787-09-05, A detailed monochrome engraving shows a large domed pavilion with columns and ornate decorations, topped by a statue holding an object, set in front of a grand Gothic-style church with tall arched windows and a multi-tiered tower, while rows of uniformed figures march and stand in formation in the foreground and flanking sides, some carrying long objects and others positioned along barricades; a crowd gathers around the pavilion and along the church steps, with additional buildings visible at the edges and a sky filled with layered, textured clouds above.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A89_240
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.4Mo (9.1Mo) / 45.7cm x 32.0cm / 5401 x 3779 (300dpi)