Légende
Three Kings' cards, card game, print, popular print, Sheet with 16 depictions (Three Kings' cards) of various functions within the court, including a counselor, a taster, and a doorman. To the right of each image a four-line verse., publisher: widow C. Kok née Van Kolm, Amsterdam, Netherlands, 1842 - 1866, printmaker, paper, woodcut, letterpress printing, woodcut and text in letterpress, height 339 mm x width 202 mm, royal household, courtiers, retinue, train, Twelfth Night, usually falling on the eve of January 6, Epiphany, The image shows a vertically oriented sheet divided into two columns of rectangular panels, each panel containing a small woodcut-style illustration of a single human figure engaged in various actions, with blocks of printed text adjacent to each illustration; the left column panels show figures in seated or standing poses inside simple interior settings with draped fabrics, furniture, or windows, while the right column panels show figures in motion or carrying objects, some framed by architectural elements; the overall page has a worn, aged paper texture with faint stains and creases and a printed line of small text across the bottom.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A93_168
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
57.8Mo (5.7Mo) / 30.4cm x 47.6cm / 3589 x 5626 (300dpi)