View Binnen-Amstel Diaconieweeshuis Amsterdam De Binnen Amstel
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View Binnen-Amstel Diaconieweeshuis Amsterdam De Binnen Amstel
View of the Binnen-Amstel and the Diaconieweeshuis in Amsterdam De Binnen Amstel and t Diaconie Weeshuis, in Amsterdam / Le Binnen Amstel & the Maison des Orphelins de la Diaconie, a Amsterdam (title on object), View of the Binnen-Amstel with the Diaconieweeshuis in Amsterdam on the left. Seen from the Staalkade towards the west towards the Blauwbrug. Below the show the title in Dutch and French, orphanage, canals, waters (in city) (city (-scape) with figures, staffage), bridge in city across river, canal, etc. (city (-scape) with figures, Diaconieweeshuis, Binnen-Amstel, Simon Fokke (mentioned on object), 1760 - 1783, paper, engraving, h 287 mm × w 362 mm
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Media ID 19542591
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1760 1783 Bridge Canal Canals City City Across River Cityscape Figures Orphanage Simon Fokke Staffage Title Waters Mentioned
EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "View Binnen-Amstel Diaconieweeshuis Amsterdam De Binnen Amstel" takes us back in time to the picturesque cityscape of Amsterdam. The image showcases the stunning view of the Binnen-Amstel, a tranquil canal that winds its way through the heart of the city. On the left side, we are greeted by the majestic presence of the Diaconieweeshuis, an orphanage that stands as a testament to Amsterdam's rich history. The photograph captures a moment frozen in time, allowing us to immerse ourselves in this enchanting scene. As we gaze upon this remarkable composition, our eyes are drawn towards figures and staffage scattered along the canalside, adding life and vibrancy to an already bustling cityscape. Intriguingly, this print also features a bridge connecting both sides of the river with elegance and grace. It serves as a reminder of Amsterdam's architectural prowess and its ability to seamlessly blend functionality with beauty. Created by Simon Fokke between 1760 and 1783 using paper engraving techniques, this artwork is not just visually stunning but also holds historical significance. Its inclusion of Dutch and French titles adds an international touch while emphasizing its cultural importance. As we admire this extraordinary piece from Liszt Collection, we find ourselves transported back in time to experience firsthand the charm and allure of historic Amsterdam.
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