Légende
View of the courtyard of the Hendrik de Keyser Exchange in Amsterdam, Bursa Amsterod. The Exchange of Amsterdam, Byrsa Amsterodamensis, print, book illustration, View of the courtyard of the Hendrik de Keyser Exchange. On the square various figures, including merchants with turbans. Below a cartouche with the title in the center, on the left a six-line inscription and on the right a five-line verse in Latin. Above in the center a banner with a second title. Below that on the left a putto with a caduceus and valuables and on the right a putto with a money bag and a trident. Numbered top left: Fol. 270., printmaker, publisher, Amsterdam, Jodocus Hondius (II), paper, engraving, etching, height 239 mm x width 322 mm, Current state of print also used in: Pontanus, Johannes Isacius and Petrus Montanus. Historical descriptionhe der seer blames the famous coop-stadt Amsterdam (…). Amsterdam: Jocodus Hondius II, Johannes Isacius. Rerum et urbis Amstelodamensium Historia (…). Amsterdam: Jodocus Hondius I, 1611., courtyard, purse, money-bag, caduceus (staff with two snakes, attribute of Mercury), attributes of Neptune: trident, Exchange, Bourse, Beurs van Hendrik de Keyser, A wide architectural engraving shows a rectangular courtyard framed by two long colonnaded arcades and a central building with a tall clock tower rising above the far side, the arcades featuring repeated arches, columns, and an upper row of windows beneath a steep roof with dormers, while the courtyard floor displays a patterned paving and low raised platforms; numerous figures in period dress populate the space, some walking, others standing in groups and conversing, with a few gestures and interactions visible; two winged cherubs hover near the top, each holding drapery and objects, and decorative scrollwork with cartouches and sculpted mascarons adorns the lower margin.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B34_264
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
34.1Mo (11.3Mo) / 33.7cm x 25.4cm / 3982 x 2997 (300dpi)