Légende

Image of a Kees, Weegluis, Avijoenvreeter, Amokspoeger, or Contemporary Patriot, Caricature of the patriot Pieter de Waal, 1784, cartoon, print, Caricature of the midshipman Pieter de Waal of the Ninth Civic Company in Rotterdam, who was wounded during the violence on April 7, 1784. His face and chest are constructed from pamphlets by Oldenbarnevelt and patriotic magazines. He tramples on the Bible and a branch of the House of Orange. In his hands, an incense burner, a dagger, and shackles. Printed with a sheet beneath a verse in two columns., printmaker, Northern Netherlands, paper, etching, engraving, letterpress printing, engraving and letterpress, height 249 mm x width 182 mm, anthropomorphic beings with parts of abnormal shape - AA - female human figure, Patriot Era (1780-1795), Rotterdam, Period, 1784-04-07, A tall, thin man in period clothing stands with one leg forward, wearing a tricorne hat and a long coat with visible buttons and textured shading, a sash and layered garments around his torso, and buckled shoes stepping on flat objects. He holds a suspended censer emitting a cloud of smoke in one hand and a chain with large links and a pointed blade in the other, the chain ending in heavy ring-like pieces. A small lion with a curled tail stands beside him near a picket fence, rearing slightly with its mouth open. At the man's feet are scattered branches with leaves and rectangular boards beneath his shoes, and an edged fence runs across the background. The image is rendered in fine pen-and-ink lines with crosshatching and framed by a thin border.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A95_386

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

43.1Mo (10.6Mo) / 28.0cm x 38.6cm / 3311 x 4555 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Image Kees Weegluis Avijoenvreeter Amokspoeger Contemporary Patriot Caricature patriot Pieter de Waal 1784 cartoon print midshipman Pieter de Waal Ninth Civic Company Rotterdam was wounded violence April 7 face chest constructed pamphlets Oldenbarnevelt patriotic magazines tramples Bible branch House Orange hands incense burner dagger shackles Printed sheet beneath verse two columns printmaker Northern Netherlands paper etching engraving letterpress printing letterpress height 249 mm x width 182 mm anthropomorphic beings parts abnormal shape - AA - female human figure Patriot Era 1780-1795 Period 1784-04-07 tall thin man period clothing stands leg forward wearing tricorne hat long coat visible buttons textured shading sash layered garments torso buckled shoes stepping flat objects holds suspended censer emitting cloud smoke hand chain large links pointed blade chain ending heavy ring- pieces small lion curled tail stands beside near picket fence rearing slightly mouth open man's feet scattered branches leaves rectangular boards beneath shoes edged fence runs across background image rendered fine pen- -ink lines crosshatching framed thin border