Légende

Elevation of the facade of the Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi in Genoa, Facciata del Palazzo. A. ò vero L'alsato delle piante precedenti, print, album page, This print is part of an album., printmaker: Nicolaes Ryckmans, Antwerp, publisher: Peter Paul Rubens, provider of privilege: Spanish crown, 1622, Nicolaes Ryckmans, Peter Paul Rubens, Spanish crown, printmaker, publisher, provider of privilege, paper, engraving, height 246 mm x width 262 mm, height 583 mm x width 435 mm, front facade, exterior, architectural design or model, Genoa, Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi, A detailed architectural elevation of a multi-story building rendered in fine black lines on a light background, showing a large pitched roof with tiled pattern above a broad cornice and a series of stacked horizontal entablatures; the facade is organized into regular vertical bays with paired fluted pilasters and rectangular window openings topped by triangular and semicircular pediments, with smaller rectangular openings inset above; the lower level features rusticated stone blocks, arched window heads, and a central entrance framed by columns and an ornamental pediment with decorative motifs; ornamental moldings, dentils, and banding run across the facade, and shading is applied with dense hatching in the window recesses and around architectural details.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B27_371

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

56.0Mo (8.1Mo) / 38.7cm x 36.2cm / 4575 x 4277 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Elevation facade Palazzo Carrega-Cataldi Genoa Facciata del Palazzo A ò vero L'alsato delle piante precedenti print album page part album printmaker Nicolaes Ryckmans Antwerp publisher Peter Paul Rubens provider privilege Spanish crown 1622 paper engraving height 246 mm x width 262 mm height 583 mm x 435 mm front facade exterior architectural design model detailed architectural elevation multi-story building rendered fine black lines light background showing large pitched roof tiled pattern broad cornice series stacked horizontal entablatures organized regular vertical bays paired fluted pilasters rectangular window openings topped triangular semicircular pediments smaller rectangular openings inset lower level features rusticated stone blocks arched window heads central entrance framed columns ornamental pediment decorative motifs ornamental moldings dentils banding run across shading applied dense hatching window recesses architectural details