Légende
Capture of Brielle, 1572, Brielle captured, by the Sea Beggars, in the year 1572, print, book illustration, The Sea Beggars of Lumey set fire to and ram the city gate of Brielle, April 1, 1572. In the foreground two drummers and a company of soldiers. In the background ships in the water., printmaker: Simon Fokke, Northern Netherlands, publisher: Isaak Tirion, Amsterdam, 1752, paper, etching, engraving, height 194 mm x width 226 mm, A detailed monochrome etching shows a waterfront scene with a large tree on the left, its branches extending across the sky, and a fortified stone wall and gate with battlements on the right; several small boats with raised sails and oars occupy the water in the midground, while a standing figure in period clothing near the center holds a drum and a long pole and looks toward the water; groups of figures and soldiers cluster near the shoreline by the fort, and clouds are engraved across the sky with a few small birds visible; foreground vegetation, wooden stakes, and a fallen tree trunk frame the lower edge of the scene.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B32_260
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
55.5Mo (7.6Mo) / 40.5cm x 34.3cm / 4778 x 4057 (300dpi)