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View of the Valkhof and the St. Martin's Chapel or Barbarossa Ruin in Nijmegen, 1670, The Valkhof from the inside and Romynse Chapel, print, book illustration, Series number, 283, 300, Numbered at the top: 283., inscription: 'Dutch and Cleves Antiquities and Views, The courtyard at the Valkhof with the old Romynse Chapel standing there, supporting the upper structure from the inside with witty Pillars, as it appeared in the year 1670', printmaker: Abraham Rademaker, Amsterdam, publisher: Willem Barents, 1725, Abraham Rademaker, Willem Barents, printmaker, publisher, materials by function, paper, ink, etching, pen, with text in brown pen, height 81 mm x width 113 mm, height 183 mm x width 140 mm, Print first used in: Rademaker, Abraham. Cabinet of Dutch antiquities and views: contained in 300 art plates (…). 2 vols. Amsterdam: Willem Barents, ill. 283. Subsequently, the print appeared in various reissues, published in 1727-1733, 1770-1771 and 1792-1803., ruin of a dwelling, house, castle, church (exterior) - QQ - small church, chapel, Nijmegen, Valkhof, A sepia-toned engraved scene shows a stone courtyard bordered by high masonry walls and a round building with arched windows and a tiled roof on the right; small groups of people stand near a horse-drawn carriage in front of the round building while two figures converse in the foreground; a leafy tree and low vegetation rise above the left wall, and thin horizontal lines suggest a cloudy sky above.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B32_347

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Droits gérés

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35.9Mo (7.8Mo) / 27.6cm x 32.5cm / 3264 x 3842 (300dpi)

Mots clés

View Valkhof St Martin's Chapel Barbarossa Ruin Nijmegen 1670 inside Romynse Chapel print book illustration Series number 283 300 Numbered top inscription Dutch Cleves Antiquities Views courtyard old Romynse Chapel standing supporting upper structure witty Pillars appeared year 1670 printmaker Abraham Rademaker Amsterdam publisher Willem Barents 1725 materials function paper ink etching pen text brown pen height 81 mm x width 113 mm height 183 mm x 140 mm Print first Rademaker Abraham Cabinet Dutch antiquities views contained 300 art plates … 2 vols ill Subsequently print appeared various reissues published 1727-1733 1770-1771 1792-1803 ruin dwelling house castle church exterior - QQ - small church chapel sepia-toned engraved scene stone courtyard bordered high masonry walls round building arched windows tiled roof right small groups people stand near horse-drawn carriage front two figures converse foreground leafy tree low vegetation rise left wall thin horizontal lines suggest cloudy sky