Légende
Captain Ossenbroek wounds Condé with a pistol shot, The Two Pistol Shots, print, book illustration, Captain Ossenbroek wounds Condé with a pistol shot while crossing the Rhine in 1672. On the left, Ossenbroek sits on horseback with a pistol, surrounded by soldiers. On the right, Condé and French cavalrymen. In the background, the Rhine., printmaker: Charles Rochussen, printer (person): Royal Dutch Lithographic Printing House of CW Mieling, The Hague, in or before 1848, printer (person), paper, tone lithography, tone lithography in black with tone block in beige, height 314 mm x width 465 mm, A sepia-toned scene filled with mounted soldiers and footmen in period clothing engaged in a chaotic encounter, with many figures clustered and gesturing amid clouds of smoke; horses rear and move through the crowd, some riders pointing or wielding long weapons while others appear to ride toward or away from the center; several fallen figures lie on the ground in the foreground, and groups of standing soldiers with hats and cloaks form a dense background on either side; the far background shows hazy outlines of structures and a rounded hill partially obscured by smoke, and the overall image is rendered in soft charcoal-like shading and subtle highlights.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B11_400
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
36.9Mo (10.1Mo) / 34.6cm x 26.7cm / 4087 x 3154 (300dpi)