Gravure bataille de Mongats Hongrie par Gaspar Bouttats c. 1686

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Gravure de l’assaut en 1686 du château fort Mongats en Boven-Hongrie par le maréchal Caprara avec description. Campagne de Hongrie qui oppose la Sainte Ligue et l’Empire ottoman. 

Gravé par Gaspar Bouttats d’Anvers. Texte en Français et Néerlandais.

VERITABLE DELINIATION
Du Fort Chasteau Mongats dans la haute Hongrie assiegé & attacqué par Monseigneur le Mareschal Comte de Capprara au Mois de Mars 1686
 
DEMONSTRATION des Lettres
A, La partie de deriere le Chasteau par ou il est attacqué.
B. ...
 
WAERACHTIGH AFBEELTSEL
van het Sterck Casteel van Mongatz in opper Hongarcyen, Belegert ende geattacqueert  door  den Heer  Marichael ende Velt oversten der grave Caprara inde Maent van Meert van het Jaer 1686.
AENWYSINGHE der Letteren….

 

Au bas:

ghemaeckt ende uyt-ghegheven by gasper bouttats Plaet-snijder woonende inde pruymstraet by de borse tot antwerpen

 

Sur le dos:

TRIPLE VICTOIRE
Obtenue par les Armes Imperiales de la délivrance de la Ville de Gran, la deffaitte des Turcs, & la prise de Neuheusel le 9 Aoust 1685
 
DRY DOBBELLE VICTORIE

 

Petites déchirures, petits manques de papier, quelques petits trous.

53,50 x 40 cm

 

Gaspar Bouttats the Elder or Gaspard Bouttats the Elder (c. 1640 – 1695–96) was a Flemish printmaker and engraver of the Baroque period.

He was born in Antwerp in a family of engravers. He was the son of the engraver Frederick Bouttats the Elder and Marie de Weert. His uncle Philibert Bouttats as well as his younger brother Frederik Bouttats the Younger built reputations as engravers.

He was trained by his father. He was registered in 1668–69 with the Antwerp Guild of Saint Luke as a wijnmeester (wine master) which was a title reserved for the children of the members of the Guild and thus indicates that his father was also a member of the Guild at that time. He was dean of the Guild in 1690–1691.

He engraved chiefly for the booksellers, and also made some plates after different masters. They are principally etched, and some finished with the burin.

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