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Beleg van Alkmaar, 1573, Jacob Ernst Marcus, after Jacob Smies, 1821

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Beleg van Alkmaar, 1573, Jacob Ernst Marcus, after Jacob Smies, 1821

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Identification

Title(s)

Beleg van Alkmaar, 1573

Object type

Object number

RP-P-OB-78.870

Catalogue reference

FMH 454-[5]
FMH 648

Inscriptions / marks

date

Description

Beleg van Alkmaar, 18 september 1573. Een soldaat met een zwaard verdedigt de wallen tegen de Spaanse soldaten.

Creation

Artist

print maker: Jacob Ernst Marcus (mentioned on object)
after drawing by: Jacob Smies (mentioned on object)

Place

Netherlands

Dating

1821

Material and Technique

Material

paper

Technique

etching

Measurements

height 239 mm × width 145 mm

Explanatory note

Illustratie voor: P.C. Hoofts Nederlandsche historien / met aanteekn. en ophelderingen van M. Siegenbeek, A. Simons en J.P. van Cappelle. J. van der Hey, Amsterdam 1820-1824.

Subject

What

defence ~ siege

When

1573-09-18 - 1573-09-18

Where

Alkmaar

Acquisition and rights

Acquisition

purchase 1881

Copyright

Public domain

Persistent URL

To refer to this object please use the following persistent URL: http://hdl.handle.net/10934/RM0001.COLLECT.443104