View Westerkerk Westerhal Keizersgracht View

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View Westerkerk Westerhal Keizersgracht View

View of the Westerkerk and Westerhal, seen from the Keizersgracht View of the Westerkerk, in Amsterdam / Vue de l Eglise Occidentale, a Amsterdam (title on object), View of the Westerkerk and the before located Westerhal (used as a meat hall), seen from the Keizersgracht. Below the show the title in Dutch and French. Numbered top right: 50, church (exterior), market-hall, canals, waters (in city), bridge in city across river, canal, etc. (city (cityscape) with figures, staffage), weigh-house, Westerkerk, Westerhal, Westermarkt, Keizersgracht, Paulus van Liender (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1760 - 1783, paper, engraving, h 285 mm × w 349 mm, De huidige staat van de prent komt voor in exemplaren van de onder (1) en (2) genoemde werken

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Media ID 19542535

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1760 1783 Bridge Canal Canals City City Across River Figures Keizersgracht Numbered Top Right Paulus Van Liender Staffage Title Waters Weigh House Market Hall Mentioned Westerkerk

EDITORS COMMENTS
This print titled "View Westerkerk Westerhal Keizersgracht View" takes us back to the enchanting city of Amsterdam in the 18th century. The image showcases a picturesque scene featuring the iconic Westerkerk and its neighboring structure, the former meat hall known as Westerhal. As we gaze upon this view from the Keizersgracht, we are transported to a time when canals were bustling with activity and bridges connected different parts of the city. The composition captures not only architectural elements but also includes figures going about their daily lives, adding depth and liveliness to the scene. The meticulous engraving on paper brings out intricate details that allow us to appreciate both the grandeur of these buildings and the charm of Amsterdam's cityscape. The title is presented in both Dutch and French, reflecting an appreciation for cultural diversity during that era. Numbered at top right as 50, this print is part of a collection that encompasses various aspects of life in Amsterdam at that time: from churches and market halls to canals and bridges. Created by Paulus van Liender between 1760-1783, this print serves as a historical document showcasing Amsterdam's rich heritage. It invites us to explore its past while appreciating its enduring beauty.

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