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Jan Roodenpoorts Tooren, en Sluis, View of the Jan Roodenpoort Tower in Amsterdam, print, book illustration, The Tower Lock over the Singel with the Jan Roodenpoort Tower behind it., printmaker, publisher, Amsterdam, paper, etching, engraving, height 146 mm x width 182 mm, Current state of print, numbered 295, used in: Hoorn, Nicolaas ten. Wegwyzer door Amsterdam zynde eene dichterbije verhandeling van desselfs eerste opkomst, vergrotingingen, en teegenwoordigen staat, Amsterdam: Nicolaas ten Hoorn, Amsterdam: erven J. Ratelband & Co, Nicolaas ten. Guide through Amsterdam being a concise treatise on its first rise, enlargements, and present state, Amsterdam: Pieter Meyer, 1751. First state of print, numbered 277, 1726. Third state of print unnumbered, see KOG-AA-1-29-40., rowing-boat, canoe, towers, fortified city, bridge in city across river, canal, tower, clock tower, monumental adornment, Singel, Jan Roodenpoortstoren, Torensluis, A detailed ink drawing shows a waterfront city scene with a stone arched bridge spanning a calm canal, small boats moored and a rowboat with two figures in the water; along the water’s edge are closely packed multi-story buildings with ornate gabled roofs and many windows, and people and a horse-drawn cart on the quayside; a tall tower with a multi-tiered belfry and decorative columns rises prominently beside the bridge, and trees sit near the base of the tower; the sky is filled with horizontal hatching and stylized b
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B33_196
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
38.4Mo (10.2Mo) / 35.5cm x 27.1cm / 4191 x 3201 (300dpi)