Légende
Medallions with portraits of Pericles, Fabius Maximus, Alcibiades, and Coriolanus, print, printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Amsterdam, after drawing by Jacobus Buys, 1789 - 1809, paper, etching, proof print, height 235 mm x width 157 mm, Later state print also used as book illustration in: Plutarchus edited by E. Wassenbergh and H. Bosscha. The lives of illustrious Greeks and Romans, compared with one another, 12 vols. Amsterdam: Johannes Allart, 1789-1809., (story of) Coriolanus, (story of) Alcibiades, (story of) Pericles, (story of) Quintus Fabius Maximus Cunctator, A detailed engraved scene showing three oval medallion portraits mounted on a stone wall, each containing a sculpted head in profile or three-quarter view; the top medallion displays a bearded man facing right with short wavy hair and a draped garment at his shoulders, the lower left medallion shows a clean-shaven younger man in profile facing right with short hair and a simple drape at his neck, and the lower right medallion presents an older bearded man wearing a cap and a strap across his chest, looking slightly upward. The stone wall has horizontal courses and textured hatching, with ornamental grasses and small plants at the ledges, a round shield or disk leaning against the wall near the top, and tree branches with leaves extending into the scene from the right side, while a hint of classical architectural forms appears in the background behind the foliage.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B41_303
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
53.7Mo (7.1Mo) / 29.6cm x 45.4cm / 3498 x 5363 (300dpi)