Légende

Woerden, 24 November, 1813, Plundering of Woerden, print, Plundering of Woerden by the French, 24 November 1813. View of a street where men and women are being mistreated by the soldiers., printmaker: Dirk Sluyter, Netherlands, after drawing by Haatje Pieters Oosterhuis, paper, etching, engraving, etching and engraving, height 82 mm x width 120 mm, plundering, soldiers, Period, 1813-11-24 - 1813-11-25, A crowded street scene rendered in fine dark lines shows uniformed soldiers with tall hats and long coats clashing with civilians wearing plain garments and cloaks; several figures grapple with muskets and bayonets while others push or pull, a few people fall to the ground and one figure lies prone, a small dog stands near the fallen figures, smoke puffs rise near the right side where a soldier aims a curved weapon, buildings with many windows and tiled roofs line both sides of the street, and architectural details include doorways, window frames, and a raised platform at the left where a soldier stands behind a balustrade.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A96_231

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

48.1Mo (6.4Mo) / 41.9cm x 28.8cm / 4949 x 3400 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Woerden 24 November 1813 Plundering print French 24 November 1813 View street men women mistreated soldiers printmaker Dirk Sluyter Netherlands drawing Haatje Pieters Oosterhuis paper etching engraving height 82 mm x width 120 mm plundering Period 1813-11-24 - 1813-11-25 crowded scene rendered fine dark lines uniformed soldiers tall hats long coats clashing civilians wearing plain garments cloaks several figures grapple muskets bayonets push pull people fall ground figure lies prone small dog stands near fallen figures smoke puffs rise near right side soldier aims curved weapon buildings windows tiled roofs line sides architectural details include doorways window frames raised platform left soldier stands balustrade