Légende
Turfschip van Breda, 1590, Series 10: Dutch and Foreign Events, 1587-1612, print, album page, historical print, Series number, 263, 380?, The peat ship of Breda, 1590. States soldiers seize the castle of Breda, March 4, 1590. With caption of 2 lines in German and 2 lines in French. Numbered bottom left: 263., printmaker: workshop of Frans Hogenberg, Cologne, 1590 - 1612, North Rhine-Westphalia, paper, etching, height 199 mm x width 260 mm, capture of city (after the siege), Inname van Breda (1590), Breda, Period, 1590-03-04, A detailed monochrome engraving showing a fortified town with stone walls and bastions bordering a body of water, a cluster of multi-story buildings with pitched roofs and gabled facades, and a large church with a tall ornate tower. Figures in period dress and armor appear on horseback and on foot in groups in the streets and on bridges, some carrying long spears, while others stand or gesture. Several rectangular and towered stone structures sit surrounded by water with connecting causeways and bridges. Boats with rowers and small groups of people are visible on the waterways. Open ground outside the walls shows a small assembly of riders and a few leafless trees on gently sloping terrain. The scene is rendered with fine hatch and line work and includes detailed roof tiles, windows, crenellations, and rows of soldiers near a gate.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B46_001
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
55.2Mo (6.6Mo) / 43.2cm x 32.0cm / 5104 x 3779 (300dpi)