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Proclamation of the Twelve Years' Truce in Antwerp, 1609, Series 10: Dutch and Foreign Events, 1587-1612, print, album page, Series number, 368, 380?, Proclamation of the Twelve Years' Truce in front of the City Hall in Antwerp, April 14, 1609. Bonfires are lit in the streets. With a 12-line caption in German. Numbered bottom left: 368., printmaker: workshop of Frans Hogenberg, Cologne, 1609 - 1611, North Rhine-Westphalia, paper, etching, height 205 mm x width 257 mm, festivities on events of national importance, proclamation of peace, decoration and illumination of streets, squares, etc. (, triumphal entry, etc.), Twelve Years' Truce, Antwerp, City Hall (Antwerp), Period, 1609-04-14, A densely detailed black and white engraving showing a busy street scene in front of a grand multi-story building with rows of arched windows and balustraded balconies. A large crowd of people wearing historical clothing and wide-brimmed hats fills the street, some walking, some gesturing or turning toward a raised platform draped with fabric where figures stand under a canopy. Several people lean out from the building’s balconies and look down at the crowd. In the foreground a few figures are kneeling or crouching, and others stride toward the central group. The background shows more buildings with windows and torch-like street fixtures, and the ground is rendered with stippling and hatchwork. The entire scene is composed of fine etched lines and crosshatching.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B46_010
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
58.4Mo (7.4Mo) / 42.4cm x 34.5cm / 5013 x 4073 (300dpi)