Légende
David captured by soldiers of King Saul, Third Book, David and Saul, print, book illustration, David, fleeing from King Saul who wants to kill him, is captured by soldiers. His arms are tied together with ropes., printmaker: Simon Fokke, after design by, publisher: Pieter Meyer, Amsterdam, 1766, paper, etching, height 190 mm x width 146 mm, A detailed black and white engraving shows a busy outdoor scene with classical architecture and tall trees filling the upper area, branches and leaves creating a canopy. On the left a rounded temple-like building with columns is partially visible beyond an arched stone bridge topped with a statue. In the center background a dome and other masonry structures peek through foliage. The foreground features a group of people in flowing drapery and armor, some embracing and others gesturing, with spears and shields among them. To the left foreground figures are seated or kneeling near vessels and a small brazier, and further back more small figures move along a stairway and avenue lined with trees. Textured hatching and fine lines render stonework, tree bark, and fabric folds throughout the composition.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B46_275
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
47.2Mo (6.3Mo) / 30.1cm x 39.4cm / 3551 x 4650 (300dpi)