Légende

View of Marquette Castle in Heemskerk, The Noble House of Marquette in Kennemerland, between the Villages of Kastrikum and Heemskerk, belonging to Mr. and Mr. Joachim Rendorp, View of the Marquette Castle in Kennemerland, Views in Kennemerland, The triumphant Kennemerland, displayed in 100 glorious views, print, Series number, 5, 100, Numbered lower right: 5., printmaker: Hendrik de Leth, Amsterdam, publisher: Jan Roman (II), c. 1735 - 1742, paper, etching, height 174 mm x width 204 mm, A detailed etching shows a riverside scene with a boat of people in the foreground, a flag at the stern, and an oarsman rowing, while swans and rippling water appear nearby; along the left bank tall trees line the water and a bridge spans to a large building complex with towers and a spire topped by a weather vane, adjacent to trimmed hedges and fenced gardens; on the right a raised earthen wall with a small ruined structure and scattered birds sits behind a pathway where two figures walk, and above the scene a sky filled with layered clouds stretches across the composition.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B33_119

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

55.2Mo (8.1Mo) / 40.3cm x 34.3cm / 4757 x 4057 (300dpi)

Mots clés

View Marquette Castle Heemskerk Noble House Marquette Kennemerland Villages Kastrikum belonging Mr Joachim Rendorp Views triumphant Kennemerland displayed 100 glorious views print Series number 5 100 Numbered lower right printmaker Hendrik de Leth Amsterdam publisher Jan Roman Ii c 1735 - 1742 paper etching height 174 mm x width 204 mm detailed etching riverside scene boat people foreground flag stern oarsman rowing swans rippling water nearby left bank tall trees line water bridge spans large building complex towers spire topped weather vane adjacent trimmed hedges fenced gardens right raised earthen wall small ruined structure scattered birds sits pathway two figures walk scene sky filled layered clouds stretches across composition