Légende
Welcoming the Prince of Orange, 1787, print, Welcome of the Prince of Orange by the citizenry in The Hague, September 20, 1787. The carriage with Stadtholder William V is being pulled by men and women along the road past the Palace of Nassau-Weilburg., printmaker: Mathias de Sallieth, after drawing by Maria Margaretha la Fargue, paper, etching, hand coloring, hand-colored, proof print, height 124 mm x width 198 mm, State with the typeface used as an illustration in: De Haagsche princelyke en koninglyke almanach, voor het schrikkeljaar 1788. Johannes François Jacobs d'Agé: The Hague, 1788., Person, Willem V (Prince of Orange-Nassau), public festivities at other royal events, not meant or mentioned above, human being(s) drawing or pushing a vehicle not usually propelled by manpower, Herstel van stadtholder Willem V (1787), The Hague, Period, 1787-09-20, A wide street scene shows a large multi-story building with many tall windows and a curved central façade topped by a decorative crest, flanked by smaller buildings and trees. In front of the building a crowd of people fills the street, with groups of uniformly dressed figures standing in formation and other individuals walking or gesturing. A gilded carriage with an ornate wheel and a covered top is drawn by horses, attended by a seated driver and accompanied by footmen and passengers. Several people wear long coats and hats, and some carry staffs or flags; one mounted rider on a horse holds a flag. Spectators are visible in several upper windows, looking out at the scene below. Trees with leafy canopies stand on the left and right edges of the image, and a small dog runs across the foreground. The ground shows patches of grass and worn earth, and light, sketched clouds appear in the sky above.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A95_176
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
36.2Mo (9.3Mo) / 37.0cm x 24.5cm / 4369 x 2896 (300dpi)