Légende
Interior of the Nieuwezijds Chapel in Amsterdam, photograph, annotation: 'Amsterdam, NZ Chapel, Interior, Demolished, Aug: 1908', photographer: Albert Adriaansz (possibly), 1908, paper, pasteboard, gelatin silver print, developed gelatin silver print, height 212 mm x width 158 mm, height 325 mm x width 235 mm, interior of church, Amsterdam, Nieuwezijds Chapel, Tall stone columns with ornate carved capitals rise through a space with pointed arches and exposed wooden beams, pale light filtering through tall arched windows. A metal chandelier with decorative curved arms hangs across the foreground, its silhouette partially obscuring the columns. The stone bases of the columns show wear and textural variation, and vertical shafts extend upward to intersect with ribbed arches and timber trusses. In the background a balcony with balustrade and a stair are visible between the columns, and the floor appears pale and worn. The overall scene is monochrome and softly lit, with areas of brighter light near the windows and darker shadows among the beams.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B08_251
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.5Mo (7.4Mo) / 33.1cm x 44.3cm / 3912 x 5231 (300dpi)