Légende
The Old Court, View of Noordeinde Palace in The Hague, print, book illustration, View of Noordeinde Palace, known during the time of the Republic as the Old Court, in The Hague., after drawing by Gerrit van Giessen, The Hague, publisher: Reinier Boitet, Delft, publisher: Adrianus Douci Pietersz, Amsterdam, 1730 - 1736, unknown, printmaker, grantor of privilege, paper, etching, engraving, height 285 mm x width 346 mm, Print also used in: Riemer, Jacob de. Description of The Hague, containing its origin, name, situation, expansions, misfortunes and splendor, together with (…). 2 volumes. Delft and The Hague, 1730-1739, vol. 1.2 (Delft: Reinier Boitet, 1730). And in: Riemer, as well as (…). 2 volumes. Delft and The Hague, vol. 1.2 indicated as vol. 2 on title page (Amsterdam: Adrianus Douci, 1736)., palace, street (city(-scape) with figures, staffage), Noordeinde Palace, A wide architectural engraving shows a large classical building with a central block and two projecting wings, each wing framed by tall trees that extend into the sky; the facade features rows of windows, columns, sculptural niches, and a gated courtyard with a raised central entrance and steps. In front of the gate a carriage is drawn by horses and attended by figures, while people in period dress walk, converse, and stand around the open plaza; riders on horseback and dogs move across the foreground. The sky is filled with linear cloud shading and a decorative ribbon-like banner floats near the top. The composition is detailed with fine linework, hatching, and ornamental architectural elements throughout.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B34_098
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
37.3Mo (6.1Mo) / 34.1cm x 27.4cm / 4024 x 3241 (300dpi)