Légende
Portrait of a couple as Old Testament figures, named 'The Jewish Bride', print, Portrait of a couple as Isaac and Rebekah or other Old Testament figures, known by the title 'The Jewish Bride' or 'The Jewish Bride'. The couple is portrayed standing, knee-deep, in front of a wall., printmaker: Christiaan Lodewijk van Kesteren, Amsterdam, after painting by Rembrandt van Rijn, 1861, paper, chine collé, etching, engraving on chine collé, height 215 mm x width 301 mm, This print was used as an illustration in: Christiaan Lodewijk van Kesteren and Willem Jacob Hofdijk. Museum Van der Hoop: 12 steel engravings after the most outstanding and important paintings. Amsterdam: Wed. JC van Kesteren & Zoon. 1861. Bride and groom in wedding dress., A grayscale engraving showing two figures close together against a dark textured background, the figure on the left wearing a broad hat and a cloak with long hair visible, their hand resting on the chest of the figure on the right; the right figure has long hair pulled back, a necklace, and a layered dress with decorative sleeves, both faces rendered with fine crosshatching and subdued expressions, and foliage suggested in the background at the right edge.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A94_203
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
36.1Mo (9.9Mo) / 34.6cm x 26.1cm / 4082 x 3088 (300dpi)