Légende
Three views around Haarlem, View by the Klooster estate across the Kleverlaan, View of the Garenbleekeryen, on the Nieuwe Cingel, View by Halfwegen Overveen, Views in the delightful landscapes of Haarlem, print, printmaker: Hendrik Spilman, Haarlem, after drawing by Cornelis van Noorde, publisher: Jan Bosch (publisher), 1763, paper, etching, height 296 mm x width 188 mm, The image shows three horizontal engraved landscape scenes stacked vertically, each framed with a thin border and separated by narrow blank bands. In the top scene there is a road flanked by trees and wooden fences, an octagonal pavilion with a domed roof and a weather vane on one side, and a gabled brick house with a chimney on the other; people and a horse appear near a shaded area under trees and livestock stand by a fence. The middle scene depicts a rural cluster of low buildings with pitched roofs and chimneys near trees, a windmill rising behind foliage, figures working and walking in the foreground, and a shoreline with small animals and scattered objects. The bottom scene shows open fields with grazing cattle in front, a row of houses with stepped gables and chimneys, fenced yards with people standing and interacting, and distant low hills beneath a sky with scattered clouds.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_056
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
46.6Mo (6.0Mo) / 27.2cm x 43.0cm / 3208 x 5082 (300dpi)