Gravin Ada belegerd op de burcht van Leiden, 1204 1785
reiniervinkeles
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comic strip sketch
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aged paper
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photo restoration
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old engraving style
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traditional media
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retro 'vintage design
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archive photography
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personal sketchbook
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old-timey
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pencil work
"Gravinne Ada op de burcht te Leiden belegerd" (Countess Ada besieged on the castle of Leiden, 1204) is an etching by Reinier Vinkeles from 1785, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. Depicting a historical event, the artwork shows a group of soldiers scaling a castle wall. The detailed scene, with figures in various poses, emphasizes the tension and drama of the siege. Vinkeles' etching style is characteristic of the 18th century, reflecting the artist's interest in historical narratives and craftsmanship. This artwork offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing a pivotal moment in Dutch history through intricate detail and compelling composition.
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