Légende
Burcht ter Walle in the Niepebos, Castrum Regium Silvae Niepensis in Occidentali Flandria, print, book illustration, printmaker: attributed to Lucas Vorsterman (II), Antwerp, 1659, Attributed to, paper, etching, height 180 mm x width 235 mm, Print probably from: Sanderus, Antonius. Chorographia sacra Brabantiae. Brussels: Philips Vleugaert, 1659., armorial bearing, heraldry, castle, fortress, French Flanders, A bird's-eye view drawing of a star-shaped fort with pointed bastions and palisade walls surrounding a central cluster of buildings including towers, pitched roofs, turrets, and a small church spire, set within cleared ground; decorative leafy trees frame the top and bottom edges; heraldic crests appear near the upper corners, one with a crown and ornate shield and the other showing a crowned shield with a lion; small groups of tiny human figures and a horse-drawn wagon are visible on the plain outside the fort; a rolled banner is drawn near the top center.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B34_001
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
39.7Mo (11.2Mo) / 36.3cm x 27.4cm / 4288 x 3236 (300dpi)