Légende
Burial of Tatius, print, book illustration, Titus Tatius, king of the Sabines, is cremated on a pyre. His troops mourning around the fire. Numa comforts his daughter Tatia. Rome in the background. With a French caption., printmaker: Henri-Joseph Godin, Liège, writer (clerical worker): Jean Pierre Claris de Florian, publisher: Benoît le Francq, Brussels, 1790, writer (clerical worker), paper, engraving, letterpress printing, engraving and letterpress, width 136 mm x height 75 mm, Book illustration for Jean Pierre Claris de Florian, 'Numa Pompilius, second roi de Rome '. Brussels by Benoît le Francq, 1790., body-burning, cremation, male literary characters (with NAME), Rome, A detailed black and white engraving shows a group of robed figures gathered around a central scene near a riverbank with buildings and arches in the distant background. In the foreground a veiled woman in a flowing dress steps forward while an older bearded man in layered robes reaches toward her hand, and beside him a younger robed man extends his hand as well. To their sides stand figures in varied headgear and cloaks, some with solemn expressions and hands clasped, others holding staffs topped with decorative emblems. Behind the main group a bier or platform holds a shrouded, reclining figure with plumes of smoke or cloud curling upward. Children and attendants cluster at the scene’s edge, one carrying a basket of round objects. Trees and textured sky surround the composition, with finely hatched lines defining garments, faces, and the landscape.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B40_261
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
48.8Mo (10.4Mo) / 27.1cm x 45.2cm / 3197 x 5338 (300dpi)