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Design for painting in the Berlage stock exchange: De Handel, 1878-1938. Creator: Richard Roland Holst
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Design for painting in the Berlage stock exchange: De Handel, 1878-1938. Creator: Richard Roland Holst
Design for painting in the Berlage stock exchange: De Handel, 1878-1938
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Amsterdam The Netherlands Class Commodity Exchange Hand Cart Holst Richard Nicolaus Roland Holst Richard Roland Orange Orange Colour Richard Nicolaüs Roland Holst Richard Roland Holst Sack Social Class Split Level Stock Exchange Symbolist Watercolor Paint Working Class Symbolism
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This pencil drawing by Dutch artist Richard Roland Holst, titled "Design for painting in the Berlage Stock Exchange: De Handel," offers a glimpse into the bustling world of Amsterdam's commodity exchange during the early 20th century. The split-level architecture of the Berlage Stock Exchange, designed by the renowned architect Hendrik Petrus Berlage, serves as the backdrop for this intriguing composition. Holst masterfully captures the essence of the stock exchange with a dynamic arrangement of figures, each engrossed in their individual transactions. The men, dressed in various shades of green and orange, symbolizing the colors of the Dutch flag, represent the diverse social classes involved in the exchange. Some men carry heavy sacks and hand carts, while others are deep in thought, their faces etched with concentration. The use of pencil and paper adds to the drawing's raw, authentic feel, and the watercolor wash adds depth and texture. The color palette, dominated by earthy greens and warm oranges, further emphasizes the natural resources being traded. The symbolist artist's composition invites us to explore the complexities of the stock exchange, where the exchange of commodities and the exchange of ideas come together. This drawing is a valuable addition to the rich artistic heritage of the Netherlands and serves as a testament to Holst's skill and vision. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a leading cultural institution, holds this drawing in its esteemed collection, preserving it for future generations to appreciate and learn from. This work of art offers a unique window into the past, providing insights into the world of finance and trade during a pivotal moment in history.
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