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A Market Stall in Batavia, c.1640-c.1666. Creator: Andries Beeckman
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A Market Stall in Batavia, c.1640-c.1666. Creator: Andries Beeckman
A Market Stall in Batavia, c.1640-c.1666. Other Title(s): East Indian Market Stall in Batavia
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Andries Beeckman's painting, "A Market Stall in Batavia" (c.1640-c.1666), also known as "East Indian Market Stall in Batavia," offers a captivating glimpse into the vibrant and exotic world of 17th century Batavia, now known as Jakarta, Indonesia. This stunning oil on canvas work showcases the abundance and richness of the marketplace, where a fruit seller proudly displays a variety of fruits, including bananas and pineapples, attracting the attention of four customers. The Baroque-era painting is a testament to the wealth and prosperity of the Dutch East India Company, which had a significant presence in Batavia during this period. The scene is filled with an array of colors and textures, from the lush greens of the fruits to the rich reds and oranges of the clothing worn by the people. Two men and two women are depicted in the painting, each engaged in the marketplace activity. A man in a turban holds a parrot on a perch, while another man, dressed in European attire, examines the fruits closely. The women, dressed in Asian garb, engage in conversation with the fruit seller, adding to the lively atmosphere of the market. The painting also highlights the exotic nature of the location, with the tropical climate evident in the lush foliage and the variety of fruits on display. The use of oil paint adds to the richness and depth of the image, making it a valuable heritage art piece that transports us back to a time of exploration, trade, and cultural exchange. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands, is the current home of this masterpiece, which continues to inspire awe and fascination among art lovers and historians alike.
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