Légende
Interior of the Nieuwezijds Chapel in Amsterdam, photograph, annotation: 'Amsterdam, NZ Chapel, View into the side aisle, demolished Aug. 1908', photographer: Albert Adriaansz (possibly), Amsterdam, 1908, paper, pasteboard, gelatin silver print, developed gelatin silver print, height 216 mm x width 156 mm, height 325 mm x width 235 mm, interior of church, Nieuwezijds Chapel, A high vaulted interior with wooden arched beams crossing the ceiling and large tall arched windows along the right wall, light streaming through one window and creating bright flares. The walls show worn plaster and decorative stone corbels beneath the windows, with a ledge running along the right side. In the left and central area there are tall columns and slender arches leading toward a distant wall with more arched openings and a pair of wooden doors; one doorway is topped by a small rounded arch. Suspended metal chandeliers hang from the ceiling by long rods, and thin cables or wires descend along the walls. The stone floor is uneven with visible seams and scuffs, and the overall scene has a muted, high-contrast appearance.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B08_252
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.3Mo (8.4Mo) / 32.7cm x 44.7cm / 3861 x 5279 (300dpi)