Légende
David and two hellish monsters, David Profugus, David disgracié, print, album page, Series number, 5, 6, Two monsters emerge from the ground, with a dog's and a chicken's head, wanting to chain David. David's harp lies on the ground. Below the image, eight lines of text in French., inscription: '75', printmaker: Michel van Lochom, Paris, publisher: Michel van Lochom, grantor of privilege: Louis XIII (King of France), grantor of privilege: Louis XIV (King of France), 1625 - 1647, Michel van Lochom, Louis XIII (King of France), Louis XIV (King of France), printmaker, publisher, paper, engraving, paste, pasted on album page, height 104 mm x width 71 mm, story of David, A monochrome engraving on aged paper shows a bearded man wearing a crown and a flowing cape over a decorative short tunic and sandals, standing with one arm slightly extended and the other held out to the side; his torso is muscular and his hair is wavy. To his right, a dog-headed figure sits upright holding a heavy chain, and beside that figure a winged, horned creature with a humanoid torso and tail grasps the same chain while kneeling. At the man's feet lies a broken harp with a curved frame, and the background is a worn, lightly stained sheet with visible paper texture and faint rectangular border lines.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B27_111
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
38.6Mo (9.4Mo) / 26.1cm x 37.1cm / 3081 x 4379 (300dpi)