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Details of the decorations on the structure for the fireworks on the Hofvijver in honor of the coronation of Emperor Francis I Stephen, 1746, Image of the prescribed illumination seen from the three other sides, Representation of the previous illumination, viewed from the three sides, Description of the principal joys, made in The Hague, on the occasion of the coronation of, Francis I, Description of the principal joys in The Hague on the occasion of the crowning of his imperial majesty Francis I, print, The details of the decorations on the structure (temple or structure), seen from three sides, for the fireworks set off on January 19, 1746 on the Hofvijver in The Hague by order of the German minister and envoy Baron van Reischach, on the occasion of the coronation of Francis I Stephen as Emperor on 4-6 October 1745., printmaker: Jan Caspar Philips, Northern Netherlands, after design by Franciscus Schluymer, 1746 - 1747, paper, etching, engraving, height 396 mm x width 274 mm, Person, Francis I Stephen (Holy Roman Emperor), Judas Thaddeus Reischach, bonfire, fire-works (illumination, fire-works, festive activities), coronation of a ruler, public festivities (illumination, The Hague, Hofvijver, Period, 1745-10-04 - 1745-10-06, 1746-01-19, A sepia-toned engraved print showing three tall ornamental pyramid-topped towers arranged vertically and side by side on arched pedestals with balustrades, each topped by a two-headed eagle finial; the central upper tower displays a detailed classical scene with human figures and decorative motifs on its sloping faces, while the lower left and right towers show panels filled with dense engraved blocks of text and small framed vignettes and ornamental designs; each arched pedestal features round medallions, fluted columns, and decorative
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B34_107
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
48.1Mo (11.7Mo) / 29.1cm x 41.4cm / 3438 x 4895 (300dpi)