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View of the Stock Exchange, Rotterdam; taken from the Gaapers Bridge, 1752. Creator: Anon
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View of the Stock Exchange, Rotterdam; taken from the Gaapers Bridge, 1752. Creator: Anon
View of the Stock Exchange, Rotterdam; taken from the Gaapers Bridge, 1752. A View of the Exchange South and North. On the right the Gapersbrug over the Blaak
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Barrel Barrels Canal Cargo Goods Henry Overton Henry Overton Ii Horse And Carriage Horse Drawn Carriage Overton Henry Overton Ii Henry Pony And Trap Robert Sayer Rotterdam Zuid Holland Netherlands Sayer Robert Sled Stock Exchange Horse Drawn Horse Drawn Vehicle Horsedrawn Watercolour Paint
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This etching, titled "View of the Stock Exchange, Rotterdam; taken from the Gaapers Bridge, 1752," showcases an impressive panorama of the bustling commercial hub of Rotterdam during the Baroque era. Anonymous artist Anon masterfully captures the architectural grandeur of the Stock Exchange building, with its intricate details and ornate facade. The scene is further enlivened by the presence of horse-drawn vehicles and carriages lining the streets, transporting goods and people across the Blaak canal. The bridge, known as the Gapersbrug, provides a vantage point for the viewer, allowing them to take in the entirety of the Exchange's South and North sides. The bridge's name, "Gaapers," is derived from the Dutch word for "gapers," or gawkers, reflecting the crowd of onlookers who would gather there to observe the daily business transactions. The etching also highlights the diverse modes of transportation of the time, including horse-drawn carts, ponies and traps, and even sleds, which were used for water transport during the winter months. The intricately detailed barrels and cargo suggest the Exchange's role as a hub for the import and export of goods, further emphasizing its significance in the economic landscape of the Low Countries. This beautiful work of art, created in the 18th century, is a testament to the rich cultural and historical heritage of the Netherlands. It is a must-see for anyone interested in architecture, art, or the history of finance. This etching was originally published by renowned printmakers Robert Sayer and Peter van Ryne, and is now part of the esteemed collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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