Légende
General Chassé's stay at the Citadel of Antwerp, December 18, 1832, Four plates of the defense of the Citadel December 10-18, print, General Chassé in his bunker in the Citadel orders Lieutenant Colonel Van der Wijck to keep the French under artillery fire, 1832. Part of a series of four plates of the Dutch defense during the siege of the Citadel of Antwerp by the French army, December 1832., : 'Filed', printmaker: Johannes Steyn, Netherlands, after design by Johannes Steyn, printer (person): Desguerrois & Co., Amsterdam, 1832 - 1833, Johannes Steyn, Desguerrois & Co., printmaker, after design by, printer (person), paper, chine collé, lithography, lithografie, height 257 mm x width 354 mm, Person, David Hendrik Baron Chassé, fortifications, military engineering, Battle for the Citadel of Antwerp (1832), Antwerp, Citadel of Antwerp (19th century), Period, 1832-12-18, A black and white engraving shows a vaulted stone interior with ribbed arches and a tiled floor, populated by uniformed soldiers in two lines and several standing figures in military coats and tall hats, some with plumed helmets and some holding rifles or swords; a seated officer at a table has a stern expression and papers and a hat on the table beside him while another officer stands nearby gesturing with outstretched arms toward the soldiers; light falls through a window on one side and an open doorway on the other where additional figures and architectural details are visible.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A96_297
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
50.8Mo (7.5Mo) / 41.3cm x 30.9cm / 4876 x 3644 (300dpi)