Légende
Harteveld, Pleasure Ground of Lord Jan Meyn, Baron of Spanbroek, Lord of Spierdyk and Zuydermeer, seen from the front, Façade de Harteveld, Maison de Plaisance du Sr. Jean Meyn, Seigneur de Spanbroek, de Spierdyk & Zuydermeer, View of house Harteveld, print, Series number, 13, printmaker: Daniël Stopendaal, publisher: widow Nicolaes Visscher (II), 1719, paper, etching, height 162 mm x width 201 mm, A detailed sepia-toned engraving shows a classical two-story house with a pediment and two small cupolas on the roof, set behind a row of tall leafy trees. In front of the house a formal path and steps lead down to a tree-lined avenue where small groups of people walk and converse, some accompanied by dogs. On the avenue a horse-drawn carriage is visible among the trees. A wide river occupies the foreground, with two boats on the water and small groups of waterfowl nearby. Above the scene a sky filled with layered clouds stretches across the top of the image, and flocks of birds appear near the horizon.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B32_455
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
56.3Mo (7.0Mo) / 41.1cm x 34.3cm / 4856 x 4055 (300dpi)