Légende
The Nieuwe-Zyds-Kapel, seen from the inside, towards the East, Interior of the Nieuwezijds Chapel in Amsterdam, seen towards the east, print, printmaker: Jan Goeree, Amsterdam, 1680 - 1731, paper, etching, engraving, height 252 mm x width 170 mm, interior of church, Nieuwezijds Kapel, Heilige Stede, A detailed interior view of a large vaulted hall with rows of tall, fluted columns topped by decorative capitals, arched ribbed ceilings, and a central nave leading toward an elevated apse with layered architectural ornament. Stone or tiled flooring stretches down the center, with niches, raised platforms, and wooden structures along the sides. High arched windows punctuate the side walls, admitting light that defines the architectural forms. Small groups of people are scattered along the floor, some standing and conversing, others walking, and a few nearments performing tasks with tools and materials visible on the floor. Decorative railings, balustrades, and gallery walkways run above the columns, and various sculptural and carved details appear on column capitals and wall elements. The overall image is rendered in fine line engraving with crosshatching and stippling, creating tonal depth and texture.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_033
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
36.9Mo (6.3Mo) / 24.2cm x 38.3cm / 2854 x 4519 (300dpi)