Légende
William Prince of Orange, Victor at Hasselt and Leuven, Preserver of Dutch Glory, print, Portrait of William, Prince of Orange, standing full-length, slightly to the left, holding a cocked hat in his right hand, with some soldiers in the background on the left and two horses by a tree in the background on the right. See also the pendant., printmaker: Willem Hendrik Hoogkamer, Netherlands, calligrapher: Hendrik Klouzing (II), publisher: Johannes Guykens, Amsterdam, 1831, paper, chine collé, aquatint, etching, roulette, etching and roulette on chine collé, height 540 mm x width 358 mm, Person, William II of the Netherlands, historical persons, Belgian Revolution, Battle of Leuven, Battle of Hasselt, military history, Period, 1831 - 1832, A full-length portrait of a man in a formal military uniform standing outdoors, shown in a sepia-toned lithographic style. He wears a dark double-breasted coat with decorative shoulder epaulettes and a sash at his waist, a sword hanging by his side, and holds a bicorne hat in one hand. His posture is upright with one hand behind his back, and his facial expression is neutral. Behind him to one side a group of soldiers in uniform stand in formation, and to the other side a mounted rider sits on a horse beside another horse near a tree. The ground in the foreground shows textured earth and scattered rocks, and soft cloudlike shading occupies the sky area above.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B07_499
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
45.6Mo (11.5Mo) / 27.4cm x 41.7cm / 3231 x 4928 (300dpi)