Légende
The Courthouse of Maarseveen, looking towards (1) Daelwyk (2) Vechthoven, and (3) the Bank, View of courthouse and inn The Black Pig, print, after print by Daniël Stopendaal, publisher: Isaac Greve, Amsterdam, 1718 - 1757, Daniël Stopendaal, printmaker, after print by, paper, etching, height 148 mm x width 197 mm, After print in: Stopendaal, Daniel. The Triumphant Vecht, showing various views of pleasure grounds, manor houses and villages, beginning from Utrecht and ending with Muyden. Amsterdam: Widow Nicolaas Visscher, 1719., river, hotel, hostelry, inn, city-view, and landscape with man-made constructions, court building, Maarssen, Maarsseveen, A riverside scene rendered in fine ink lines showing a large house with a steep tiled roof and chimneys at the left edge, an open doorway with a person visible inside, and a person standing outside holding a smaller figure while a dog runs nearby; a row of trees and smaller buildings lines the bank behind a busy quay where carts, people walking, and groups conversing are depicted; several boats and small rowed craft occupy the river, including a larger sailboat with its sail furled and a covered boat with figures aboard, while people in smaller boats are shown rowing or standing with poles; distant buildings, a pavilion with a flag, clusters of trees, and a flat landscape appear along the far shore under a sky filled with layered, hatched clouds.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_003
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
49.9Mo (7.2Mo) / 40.7cm x 30.8cm / 4803 x 3634 (300dpi)