Groningse maskerade van 1859: Portugese groep 1859
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Otto Eerelman's "Groningse maskerade van 1859: Portugese groep" (1859) is a depiction of a group of people dressed in Portuguese costumes during a masquerade in Groningen, Netherlands. The lithograph, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases a diverse crowd, including figures on horseback and individuals in elaborate attire. The artwork provides a glimpse into the cultural practices and festive celebrations of the 19th century, offering a detailed visual record of a historical event. Eerelman, a renowned Dutch artist, captured the scene with meticulous detail, highlighting the vibrant costumes and the festive spirit of the masquerade.
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