Légende

Valkenheining, pleasure estate of the very noble and illustrious Mr. Jacob Valkenier, alderman of the city of Amsterdam, pleasure grounds of the noble and admirable gentleman Jacob Valkenier, View of the country estate Valkenheining, near Loenersloot, print, book illustration, Series number, 93, 100, printmaker: Abraham Rademaker, publisher: Leonard Schenk, Amsterdam, 1730, paper, etching, three binding holes in the left margin, height 172 mm x width 200 mm, A sepia-toned engraved scene shows a stately building with a tiled roof, chimneys, and shuttered windows behind a gated entrance with tall pillars, flanked by leafy trees and hedges; to the right a smaller ornate pavilion with a curved roof and decorative finial stands near more trees; in front of the buildings a road runs parallel to a waterway, where a horse-drawn cart carrying figures is moving along while two people walk together nearby and a seated figure sits by the water; the sky is filled with layered horizontal lines and stylized clouds.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B32_415

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

55.8Mo (8.5Mo) / 40.2cm x 34.8cm / 4743 x 4113 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Valkenheining pleasure estate noble illustrious Mr Jacob Valkenier alderman city Amsterdam pleasure grounds admirable gentleman Jacob Valkenier View country estate Valkenheining near Loenersloot print book illustration Series number 93 100 printmaker Abraham Rademaker publisher Leonard Schenk 1730 paper etching three binding holes left margin height 172 mm x width 200 mm sepia-toned engraved scene stately building tiled roof chimneys shuttered windows gated entrance tall pillars flanked leafy trees hedges right smaller ornate pavilion curved roof decorative finial stands near trees front buildings road runs parallel waterway horse-drawn cart carrying figures moving two people walk together nearby seated figure sits water sky filled layered horizontal lines stylized clouds