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Book stall on a market surrounded by eight scenes with reading figures, c.1860-c.1862. Creator: Charles Rochussen
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Book stall on a market surrounded by eight scenes with reading figures, c.1860-c.1862. Creator: Charles Rochussen
Book stall on a market surrounded by eight scenes with reading figures, c.1860-c.1862
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Book Stall Books Bookseller Bookshop Bookstall Border Borders Charles Rochussen Market Market Stall Rochussen Charles Seaman Netherlandish Watercolour On Paper Watercolour Paint
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Charles Rochussen's captivating watercolor,
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Book stall on a market surrounded by eight scenes with reading figures," transports us back in time to the low countries of the 19th century. The central image showcases a bustling market scene, where a bookseller proudly displays an array of books on his well-decorated stall. The stall's border is adorned with intricate designs, adding a touch of elegance to the scene. Surrounding the book stall are eight charming vignettes, each depicting figures engrossed in their books. A soldier sits on a chair, lost in a military manual, while a child and a woman read aloud to each other. A man in a grey coat leans against a wall, absorbed in a novel, and a seaman rests his weary head on a stack of books. The use of monochrome watercolor paint adds a sense of timelessness to the image. The figures are skillfully drawn with pencil, and their expressions convey a deep connection to the literature they are consuming. The various professions and ages represented in the scene underscore the universal appeal of books and the importance of literacy during this era. This beautiful work of art, created by Dutch artist Charles Rochussen between 1860 and 1862, is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Netherlands during the nineteenth century. It is a delightful depiction of the occupation of bookselling and the joy of reading, and a reminder of the enduring power of literature to transport and inspire us." This image is not to be used for commercial purposes and can be found in various art centres, galleries, and museums, including the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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