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Riot on the Butter Market in Amsterdam 1748, print, historical print, Riot on the Butter Market in Amsterdam 1748. Soldiers standing in front of the Weighing House (Regulierswaag or Boterwaag) shoot at rioting citizens., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Northern Netherlands, after drawing by Jacobus Buys, 1794, paper, etching, proof print before the lettering, height 210 mm x width 152 mm, Used as illustration in: Jacobus Kok, Vaderlandsch Woordenboek, Johannes Allart, Amsterdam 1785-1799, 35 volumes, vol. 32, pl. 2., street-fights, riots, Tenant Farmers' Revolt (1747-1750), Amsterdam, Botermarkt (Amsterdam), Regulierswaag, Period, 1748, A tall vertical engraving shows a town square scene under a sky filled with layered clouds, with a classical building on the left featuring a pediment and columns and rows of windows, and rows of narrower buildings receding on the right. In the square, uniformed soldiers stand in a line near the building, firing toward the center where thick plumes of smoke billow; several fallen figures lie on the ground near the smoke. Groups of people in period dress react across the foreground, some running, some gesturing, and one woman stands facing the smoke with an arm raised. Trees and additional buildings fill the middle distance, and small clustered figures appear along the street leading into the background. The image is rendered in fine engraved lines with detailed crosshatching throughout.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26A97_400
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
56.0Mo (7.9Mo) / 29.1cm x 48.3cm / 3432 x 5705 (300dpi)