Légende
Breakthrough of the Hollandsche Waard, or the Sint Elisabeth flood, 1421, Breakthrough of the large Zuidhollandsche Waard, in the Year 1421, print, book illustration, Top right: III. Share, p. 454., printmaker: Simon Fokke, Northern Netherlands, after design by, publisher: Isaak Tirion, Amsterdam, 1750, paper, etching, height 179 mm x width 214 mm, An intricately detailed monochrome etching shows a wide watery landscape with small boats on a calm surface, a distant skyline of clustered buildings and steeples across the horizon, and scattered towers rising from the water. In the foreground, a partially ruined stone structure with arched windows sits near the shoreline beside a crowded small boat with people inside. Grasses, reeds, and low shrubs frame the water’s edge, while a leaning tree with windswept branches and clustered foliage occupies the right side. A group of figures stands near the tree among vegetation, and another small boat with occupants is visible closer to the viewer. The sky is filled with layered clouds, streaked lines suggesting rain, and a few flying birds. Textural crosshatching and fine line work create varied tones and dense detailing throughout the scene.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B32_254
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
54.2Mo (8.3Mo) / 40.4cm x 33.6cm / 4774 x 3971 (300dpi)