Légende
Westerkerk in Harlingen, shortly before its demolition in 1896, photograph, annotation: 'Harlingen', annotation: 'Westerkerk in Harlingen (Fr), July 1896', Harlingen, photographer: AJM Mulder (possibly), 1896, Attributed to, paper, pasteboard, albumen print, height 228 mm x width 165 mm, church (exterior), A large brick building with a steep triangular roof dominates the scene, featuring a tall arched window near the center and smaller arched windows lower on either side, some of which have broken panes; a decorative stone entrance with a carved crest sits beneath the central window and an open doorway leads into a dark interior; to the left and right, lower brick structures with tiled roofs flank a wide open courtyard that extends toward the foreground, where the ground appears bare and slightly uneven; a narrow railing runs along the right side of the courtyard and a slanted pole or beam crosses diagonally from the right toward the lower left; near the top of the main roof a small bell tower with open arches and a domed top rises behind the gable; the entire image has a uniform faded, sepia-toned appearance with scattered spotting across the surface.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B08_462
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.7Mo (9.8Mo) / 32.4cm x 45.3cm / 3831 x 5355 (300dpi)