Ophaalbrug bij het Bikkerseiland te Amsterdam Possibly 1846
hendrikabrahamklinkhamer
rijksmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, pencil, pen
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This pen and wash drawing by Dutch artist Hendrik Abraham Klinkhamer depicts a drawbridge in Amsterdam. The artwork is believed to date from around 1846. Klinkhamer was known for his detailed renderings of cityscapes and architectural structures, evident in this piece. The drawing captures the Ophaalbrug, a drawbridge near the Bikkerseiland, which is located near Amsterdam. The bridge is depicted in a slightly raised position, likely to allow a boat to pass through. The drawing’s muted colors and detailed lines highlight the structural features of the bridge and its surroundings. The perspective draws the viewer into the scene and offers a glimpse into the city's bustling life.
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