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Execution of Mayor Cornelis van der Burgh in Leeuwarden, 1789, print, Execution of Cornelis van der Burg, outspoken patriotic mayor of Bolsward, in Leeuwarden on May 16, 1789. As the mayor kneels on the scaffold, the executioner holds the sword above his head and the death sentence is commuted to a banishment of twenty years., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Northern Netherlands, after drawing by Jacobus Buys, 1799, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, proof print before the letter, height 242 mm x width 146 mm, Used as illustration in: PA Loosjes. Patriotic history, containing the histories of the United Netherlands, in the immediate continuation of Wagenaar's Patriotic history. Amsterdam: Johannes Allart, vol. 22 (1799)., Person, Cornelis van der Burg, violent death by hanging, pardon, reprieve, Patriot Period (1780-1795), Leeuwarden, Period, 1789-01-24, A crowded outdoor scene shows a raised wooden platform attached to a building with an arched doorway, where several men stand and one kneels on the platform facing the crowd. The kneeling figure has hands bound behind the back and a bowed head, while a man on the platform in front of him holds out an object toward him. Two men peer from the doorway and others stand nearby on the platform watching. In front of the platform a dense group of people of varying dress styles and hats crowd together, some pointing or gesturing toward the platform and some seen from behind. In the background rows of multi-story brick buildings with pitched roofs, chimneys, and many windows form the urban setting beneath a sky filled with linear shading. The image is rendered in fine etched lines with crosshatching and detailed textures on clothing, faces, and architectural surfaces.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A96_143
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
45.1Mo (12.0Mo) / 26.6cm x 42.5cm / 3137 x 5023 (300dpi)