Légende
The Spirit of Van Speyk Inspires the Dutch land and sea forces for the defense and protection of our Dutch flag, The Spirit of Jan van Speyk, 1831, print, Various soldiers in a landscape. In the space between the figures, the hidden figure of Jan van Speyk can be discerned. In the distance, the blew-up of Jan van Speyk's gunboat on the Scheldt off Antwerp on February 5, 1831., printmaker: Roelof van der Meulen, after design by Evert Maaskamp, Netherlands, printer (person): Desguerrois & Co., Amsterdam, publisher: Evert Maaskamp, Roelof van der Meulen, Evert Maaskamp, Desguerrois & Co., printmaker, after design by, printer (person), publisher, paper, lithography, lithografie, height 237 mm x width 165 mm, Person, Jan van Speyk, battle, fighting in general, Self-sacrifice of Jan van Speyk, Antwerp, Period, 1831-02-05, A monochrome engraved scene framed by a double border shows a riverside or coastal landscape with a large drooping tree on the right and distant water and sails in the background, several uniformed figures gathered near a flag that is being held upright beside a stone or obelisk, a man in a bicorne hat standing with a sword, another man kneeling beside the flag with a small drum or satchel, a civilian in light clothing gesturing with outstretched arms, soldiers near a cannon and ammunition on the left, a mounted soldier seen from behind on the right, and shrubbery and ground texture in the foreground.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A96_267
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
56.9Mo (7.3Mo) / 34.7cm x 41.1cm / 4096 x 4858 (300dpi)