Légende
Prosp. des Thurms de Nesle und dess Pallasts de Nevers, View of the Tour de Nesle and the Palais de Nevers in Paris, print, album page, seen from the river Seine. Print is part of an album., printmaker: Matthäus Merian (II), Frankfurt am Main, Paris, colorer (graphic design artist): Anna Beeck, The Hague, 1655, colorer (graphic design artist), Hessen, paper, engraving, etching, hand coloring, tears, torn etching and engraving hand-colored in pink, green, blue, and yellow, pasted onto album page, surrounded by a yellow frame with a red border, height 378 mm x width 278 mm, height 536 mm x width 320 mm, Print originally produced as a book illustration for: Zeiller, Martin. Topographia Galliae, oder Beschreibung und Contrafaitung der vornehmbsten und bekantisten Oerter in dem mächtigen und grossen Königreich Frankreich, 13 parts. Frankfurt am Main: Caspar Merian, 1655-1661. The print was first published in volume 1: Topographia Galliae, 1655. The print has been torn along the top edge of the image. The upper part has been pasted higher, so that the sky has become higher and the size of the image matches the other large-format images in the album. The image has been supplemented at the top with a painted sky., tower, clock tower, monumental adornment, Tour de Nesle, A wide pastel sky with horizontal bands of pale blue, pink, and cream stretches above a riverside scene; soft, fluffy clouds occupy the left middle area and thin, layered clouds cross the middle distance. Along the riverbank a fortified stone tower with crenellations rises prominently beside clustered buildings with steep roofs and chimneys in various muted reds and blues, including a large pale building with ornate roof elements. A stone arched bridge spans the river to the left, connecting more buildings. Boats with
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B23_495
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
41.7Mo (8.2Mo) / 27.7cm x 37.6cm / 3277 x 4446 (300dpi)