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View of the Catharina Sophia sugar plantation from the water, c.1860. Creator: Alexander Ludwich Brockmann
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View of the Catharina Sophia sugar plantation from the water, c.1860. Creator: Alexander Ludwich Brockmann
View of the Catharina Sophia sugar plantation from the water, c.1860. View of the other side of the river with a factory on the left bank and directors houses on the right
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Atlantic Ocean Canoe Grounds Ink On Paper Local People Ocean Plantation Sugar Plantation Surinam South America Suriname South America View To Land Watercolor Paint
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This stunning 19th century watercolor painting by Alexander Ludwich Brockmann captures the breathtaking view of the Catharina Sophia sugar plantation from the water, circa 1860. The composition showcases the plantation's idyllic setting, with the Atlantic Ocean serving as a serene backdrop. The factory on the left bank is depicted with smokestacks releasing plumes of steam, while the directors' houses on the right are nestled among lush greenery. Brockmann's meticulous use of color and ink on paper brings the scene to life, with the vibrant hues of the plantation grounds contrasting against the muted tones of the water and sky. The local people can be seen in the foreground, transporting goods in a canoe, adding a sense of activity and liveliness to the scene. This view offers a glimpse into the colonial past of Suriname, South America, during the Netherlands' European rule. The plantation, with its impressive buildings and expansive grounds, represents the wealth and power of the Dutch colonizers during this period. The painting also highlights the importance of water transport in the region, with the river serving as a vital means of transportation for goods and people. Brockmann's artistic talent is evident in the intricate details of the buildings, the reflections on the water, and the realistic portrayal of the local people. This beautiful work of art is a testament to the rich heritage of the Low Countries and the enduring legacy of colonialism in Suriname.
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