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Margaretha van Parma wordt landvoogdes, 1559, Simon Fokke, 1782 - 1784

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Margaretha van Parma wordt landvoogdes, 1559, Simon Fokke, 1782 - 1784

etching, h 83mm × w 107mm More details

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Identification

Title(s)

Margaretha van Parma wordt landvoogdes, 1559

Object type

Object number

RP-P-OB-78.891

Catalogue reference

FMH 459-(toegevoegd nummer RPK)
Remark: II
FMH 14-D

Description

Margaretha van Parma wordt landvoogdes, 1559. Intereir waarin de hertogin naar de lege stoel wordt geleid.

Creation

Artist

print maker: Simon Fokke
after own design by: Simon Fokke

Place

Netherlands

Dating

1782 - 1784

Material and Technique

Material

paper

Technique

etching

Measurements

height 83 mm × width 107 mm

Explanatory note

Illustratie voor: J.W. te Water, De vaderlandsche Historie van den heere J. Wagenaar, verkort, en met leerzaame aanmerkingen, ten dienste der Nederlandsche jeugd, 1784-1800, 4 delen. Niet in Frederik Muller; door het RPK toegevoegd nummer.

Subject

What

installation of a ruler

When

1559 - 1559

Where

Brussels

Who

landvoogdes der Nederlanden Margaretha van Parma

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

unknown

Copyright

Public domain

Persistent URL

To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.443129