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40 AD, Caligula's foolish business on the beach of the North Sea (original title), drawing, cartoon, Emperor Caligula has the Roman army collect shells on the beach of the North Sea. In the year 40. Part of the folder with 18 drawings reproduced in Johan Huizinga's 'Keur van gedenkwaardige tafereelen uit de vaderlandsche historiën' from 1950., draftsman (artist): Johan Huizinga, Netherlands, 1893 - 1895, draftsman (artist), materials by function, paper, pencil, ink, pen, pen in black over pencil, height 210 mm x width 344 mm, Person, Caligula (Emperor of the Roman Empire), beach, 98B(CALIGULA, Gaius)9 male persons from classical history (CALIGULA, Gaius) - portrait of person from classical history, Roman period in the Netherlands, North Sea, Period, 40, A wide landscape drawing shows a shoreline with a calm horizon and scattered clouds, populated by many small figures along the water and on the beach engaged in varied activities. In the foreground to the right, a group of robed figures stand on a rocky ledge, some with contemplative expressions and others conversing, while a line of helmeted soldiers with spears stands behind them. One robed figure in front holds a staff and faces slightly toward the left. Lower on the right a shirtless man with a beard and a surprised expression gestures with his hands. Near the bottom and left foreground, musicians blow long curved horns and a seated figure plays a trumpet. Further back along the shore small groups of people wade, carry items, and gather around a hoisted object and a raft, with tiny figures visible on a platform over the water. The drawing is rendered in fine pen lines on a pale, even-toned background.
Crédit
Photo12/Liszt Collection
Notre référence
LZT26B47_061
Licence
Droits gérés
Format disponible
48.3Mo (5.6Mo) / 41.6cm x 29.1cm / 4915 x 3435 (300dpi)