Graftombe van Willem I, prins van Oranje, 1623 19th century
anonymous
rijksmuseum
photography, sculpture, gelatin-silver-print, marble
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portrait
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still-life-photography
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baroque
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figuration
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photography
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sculpture
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gelatin-silver-print
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history-painting
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trompe-l'oeil
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marble
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realism
This 19th-century photograph, taken by an anonymous artist, captures the Graftombe van Willem I, prins van Oranje, a tomb sculpture dating back to 1623. Located in the Rijksmuseum, this artwork depicts the Prince of Orange lying in state, a poignant and evocative representation of mortality and the passage of time. The sculpture's realistic detail and the somber tone of the photograph serve as a reminder of the enduring legacy of historical figures. The tomb, with its intricate carvings and draped fabric, offers a glimpse into the artistry and craftsmanship of the Dutch Golden Age.
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