Légende
Jupiter and the thunder, Jupiter et les Tonnerres. Fable CLXII., print, From a cloud formation Jupiter hurls a number of lightning bolts at the earth. Illustration of Fable CLXII, Jupiter et les Tonnerres., printmaker: Reinier Vinkeles (I), Amsterdam, 1773, paper, etching, height 214 mm x width 124 mm, Print probably used as an illustration in one or more editions of: La Fontaine, Jean de. Fables choisies. Amsterdam: J. van Gulik, 1802., landscapes, river, (story of) Jupiter (Zeus), attributes of Jupiter: thunderbolt, A monochrome engraved scene shows a muscular seated figure on a cloud, reaching outward with one arm while holding jagged bolts in the other, a draped cloth over the figure and an eagle beneath. Behind the figure is a chariot wheel and more billowing clouds. Below, a riverside landscape features a bridge with human figures on and near it, buildings with towers and rooftops, clusters of trees, and distant structures on the horizon. In the foreground, reeds and rocks line a calm river with a small waterfall and wooden posts, and decorative horizontal bands run across the bottom edge of the image.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B43_018
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
57.0Mo (7.2Mo) / 29.8cm x 47.9cm / 3522 x 5658 (300dpi)