Légende

Eigentliche abbildung der berumbte Vestung Gulich, wie Die im Jahr 1621. den 5. Septemb. vom Graffen Heinderich von dem Berge, im naming Koningliche Maiesteet in Spanien, was besieged, and that was erobert, the 3. febr. Ao. 1622, Siege and Conquest of Jülich by Hendrik van den Bergh for the Spaniards, 1622, Series 11: Varia Foreign Events, 1571-1631, print, album page, Series number, 406, 380?, from 5 September 1621 to 3 February 1622. With legend AM and caption of 8 lines in German. Numbered in pen at the bottom right: 406., inscription: '406', printmaker: workshop of Frans Hogenberg, Cologne, 1622 - 1624, North Rhine-Westphalia, paper, etching, height 221 mm x width 273 mm, Person, Hendrik Count van den Bergh, siege, position war, capture of city (after the siege), Siege of Jülich (1621-1622), Jülich (village), Period, 1621-02-03, A wide, detailed black-and-white engraving showing a fortified town with angular bastions and inner buildings surrounded by walls and water, with surrounding countryside containing soldiers in formation, cavalry and infantry engaged in battle actions, groups of soldiers manning earthwork forts and trenches, figures firing weapons and carrying standards, small boats and rafts on a river near bridges, clusters of trees and wooded areas, scattered farm animals and people on horseback, tents and encampments, small villages and a church on a distant hill, puffs of smoke indicating gunfire, and blocks of handwritten text and a labelled key along the bottom edge.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B46_024

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

56.5Mo (9.7Mo) / 41.7cm x 33.9cm / 4928 x 4005 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Eigentliche abbildung der berumbte Vestung Gulich wie Die im Jahr 1621 den 5 Septemb vom Graffen Heinderich von dem Berge im naming Koningliche Maiesteet Spanien was besieged was erobert 3 febr Ao 1622 Siege Conquest Jülich Hendrik van den Bergh Spaniards Series 11 Varia Foreign Events 1571-1631 print album page Series number 406 380 5 September 1621 3 February 1622 legend AM caption 8 lines German Numbered pen bottom right inscription printmaker workshop Frans Hogenberg Cologne 1622 - 1624 North Rhine-Westphalia paper etching height 221 mm x width 273 mm Person Hendrik Count van siege position war capture city 1621-1622 village Period 1621-02-03 wide detailed black- -white engraving showing fortified town angular bastions inner buildings surrounded walls water surrounding countryside containing soldiers formation cavalry infantry engaged battle actions groups manning earthwork forts trenches figures firing weapons carrying standards small boats rafts river near bridges clusters trees wooded areas scattered farm animals people horseback tents encampments small villages church distant hill puffs smoke indicating gunfire blocks handwritten text labelled key bottom edge