Low Countries Collection (#6)

Belgium, Brussels, Grand Place, Hotel de ville, evening illumination with Christmas tree

Belgium, Bruges, The Markt, market square buildings

Netherlands, Kinderdijk, Traditional Dutch windmills

Netherlands, Rotterdam, middle eastern-themed lamps and lights

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Rembrandtplein square, Christmas Market stars

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Amsterdam Central Train Station, exterior, dawn

Netherlands, Amsterdam, signs for the Winter Parade, evening

Netherlands, Rotterdam, Erasmusbrug bridge and new commerical towers at the renovated docklands, dusk

Netherlands, Amsterdam, cafe lamps

Belgium, Antwerp, antique market, evening

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Omval Commercial District, office towers, dawn

Belgium, Antwerp, Grotemarkt, buildings

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Eastern Docklands, Spoorweg-bssin with The Whale Building and renovated docklands area

Netherlands, Amsterdam, bicycle detail

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Westerkerk church, interior sculpture

Orteliuss map of Europe, 1603
Orteliuss map of Europe. This map of Europe is from the 1603 edition of Theatrum orbis terrarum (Theatre of the World). First published in 1570 by Flemish mapmaker Abraham Ortelius (1527-1598)

Netherlands, The Hague, Stadhuis, town hall, designed by US architect Richard Meier, interior

Netherlands, Kinderdijk, Traditional Dutch windmills, dusk

Netherlands, Scheveningen, De Pier, Scheveningen Pier, telescope

Netherlands, Amsterdam, Eastern Docklands, Spoorweg-bassin with the Pythonbrug-Python Bridge

Netherlands, Amsterdam, bicycle covered in tuiips

Netherlands, Amsterdam, bicycle mirror

Belgium, Brussels, Mont des Arts, city skyline with Hotel de Ville tower, dawn

Belgium, Brussels, Grand Place, elevated skyline with Hotel de Ville, dusk

Weekly News, 1622
XJF3037922 Weekly News, 1622 by English School, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: First dated newsbook, a quarto pamphlet of 23rd May 1622)

Peter Breughel, plate 19 from the series Pictorum aliquot celebrium Germanaie
XJF996500 Peter Breughel, plate 19 from the series " Pictorum aliquot celebrium Germanaie inferioris effigies" (Portraits of some Celebrated Artists of the Low Countries)

Military Encampment (oil on copper) (detail of 341904)
XIR341907 Military Encampment (oil on copper) (detail of 341904) by Hoecke, Robert van den (1622-68); Musee Municipal, Dunkirk

Military Encampment (oil on copper)
XIR341904 Military Encampment (oil on copper) by Hoecke, Robert van den (1622-68); Musee des Beaux-Arts, Dunkirk, France; (add.info)

View of the Merwede at Dordrecht, c. 1660 (oil on panel)
XOS2909697 View of the Merwede at Dordrecht, c.1660 (oil on panel) by Diest, Jeronimus van (1631-p.1675); 55.5u72 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; Dutch, out of copyright

A Fete and View of a City (oil on copper)
XAL247286 A Fete and View of a City (oil on copper) by Griffier, Jan (c.1645-1718); 50x64 cm; Galleria Sabauda, Turin, Italy; (add.info)

1127613; out of copyright

Portrait of Johannes Baptista Franck, c. 1621 (oil on canvas)
XOS1127470 Portrait of Johannes Baptista Franck, c.1621 (oil on canvas) by Dyck, Anthony van (1599-1641); 75x59 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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The low countries, comprising the Netherlands and Belgium, are a treasure trove of art, history, and natural beauty. In Gari Melchers' "Mother and Child, " painted in 1906, we witness the tender bond between a mother and her child - a universal theme that transcends time. Jacob van Ruisdael's "Forest Scene" from 1655 immerses us in the enchanting tranquility of nature. As we stroll along Scheveningen's Strand Noord Beach walkway during winter, we feel the crisp air on our faces while admiring the vastness of the sea. Nicolaes Eliasz Pickenoy captures an elegant woman in his 1630 portrait - her gaze captivating us with its timeless allure. In "Preparations for a Feast, " an unknown artist transports us to a lively gathering filled with anticipation and merriment from centuries past. Indulging our senses further is Bruges' Belgian Chocolates shop, where delectable treats await to satisfy our sweet cravings. Brussels enchants us with its art-nouveau architecture showcased at Maison Cauchie - every intricate detail telling stories of creativity and craftsmanship. Rotterdam pays homage to history through its statue of Russian Czar Peter the Great amidst modern commercial developments - bridging old traditions with contemporary progress. Antwerp's Red Star Line Museum takes us on an emotional journey through immigration experiences within its former shipping company premises. Cinquantenaire Park welcomes us with open arms as we marvel at its triumphal arch standing tall against lush greenery. Dusk falls upon Antwerp's Grotemarkt square adorned by the Brabo Fountain - buildings illuminated by soft lights create an enchanting atmosphere that lingers in our memories. The imposing Justitiepaleis or Palace of Justice reminds us of Belgium's rich legal heritage as it stands majestically overlooking Antwerp. The low countries beckon travelers with their diverse offerings - from art and history to culinary delights and architectural wonders.