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Enklaar Collection

Enklaar is a Dutch word that translates to "clear" in English. It embodies simplicity, clarity, and transparency in all aspects of life

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Mother and daughter on the way to church, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Mother and daughter on the way to church, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Mother and daughter on the way to church, 1803-c.1899. The mother has a Bible and fan in her hand. Her daughter also holds a fan and looks back over her shoulder

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Frisian butter merchant, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Frisian butter merchant, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Frisian butter merchant, 1803-c.1899. Two women in Frisian traditional costume. The saleswoman holds a box of fresh butter. The customer wears a wide-brimmed hat and points to her house

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Frisian women on the ice, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Frisian women on the ice, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Frisian women on the ice, 1803-c.1899. Two women in Frisian traditional costume. One is in a sled, the other has tied on one iceskate and holds the other in her hand

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Drawing shows her work to Mercury, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Drawing shows her work to Mercury, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Drawing shows her work to Mercury, 1803-c.1899. The personification of drawing shows a sketchbook with her work to Mercury

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Man and wife of Walcheren, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Man and wife of Walcheren, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Man and wife of Walcheren, 1803-c.1899. Iinhabitants of Walcheren in Zeeland. The woman carries a basket filled with butter and eggs and the man smokes a pipe

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Farmer and wife of South Beveland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Farmer and wife of South Beveland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Farmer and wife of South Beveland, 1803-c.1899. In traditional costume of the Zeeland island of Zuid-Beveland. The farmer holds a spade in his hand

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Man and woman from Schouwen, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Man and woman from Schouwen, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Man and woman from Schouwen, 1803-c.1899. Man and wife in the traditional costume of the Zeeland island of Schouwen. The woman brings a basket with butter to the market and the man a basket with eggs

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Farmer and wife from Cromhout, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Farmer and wife from Cromhout, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Farmer and wife from Cromhout, 1803-c.1899. Brabant farmer and wife from the village of Cromhout, on their way to Den Bosch. The farmer carries a knapsack and a hare on a stick over his shoulder

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Mother and daughter of the Moravian Church, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Mother and daughter of the Moravian Church, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Mother and daughter of the Moravian Church, 1803-c.1899. An unmarried young woman plays harpsichord while her mother is knitting next to her

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Fish seller and customer, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Fish seller and customer, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Fish seller and customer, 1803-c.1899. An Amsterdam fish seller grabs the coat of a passing man in the hope that he will buy her fish

Background imageEnklaar Collection: News of a death, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

News of a death, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
News of a death, 1803-c.1899. A man (announcer or notifier) communicates the death of someone to a housewife on the doorstep of a house where wine is sold

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Shopkeeper of the Moravian Church with a customer, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Shopkeeper of the Moravian Church with a customer, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Shopkeeper of the Moravian Church with a customer, 1803-c.1899. Man of the Evangelische Broedergemeente (Hernhutters) - Evangelical Brothers Society - shows a needle case to a customer

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Maid and milk seller, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Maid and milk seller, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Woman selling milk, 1803-c.1899. Dairy maid pouring milk into a bowl as her customer takes money from her purse

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Fisher couple from Friesland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Fisher couple from Friesland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Fisher couple from Friesland, 1803-c.1899. A Frisian skipper and his wife return from church with their bibles

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Fisher couple from Schokland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Fisher couple from Schokland, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Fisher couple from Schokland, 1803-c.1899. The woman is spinning yarn with which her husband mends his net

Background imageEnklaar Collection: Scheveningen fish-selller, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar

Scheveningen fish-selller, 1803-c.1899. Creator: J. Enklaar
Scheveningen fish-selller, 1803-c.1899. A woman from Scheveningen selling fish, with a customer who has bought shrimps



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Enklaar is a Dutch word that translates to "clear" in English. It embodies simplicity, clarity, and transparency in all aspects of life. Enklaar encourages us to declutter our minds and surroundings, allowing for a more focused and peaceful existence. Embracing enklaar means letting go of unnecessary complexities and embracing the beauty of simplicity. It reminds us to prioritize what truly matters and let go of distractions that cloud our vision. In a world filled with noise and chaos, enklaar serves as a guiding principle for finding inner peace and harmony. Let's strive to live with enklaar in mind, seeking clarity in our thoughts, actions, and relationships.