The Oude Waag in Amsterdam Seen from the North-East 1834
martinusrorbye
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Martinus Rørbye's 1834 "The Oude Waag in Amsterdam Seen from the North-East" is a delicate depiction of the Oude Waag, a historic building in Amsterdam, viewed from a bridge. The artwork captures the architectural details of the Oude Waag, its multiple gables and windows, and the surrounding cityscape. Rørbye, a Danish artist known for his architectural landscapes, masterfully conveys the atmosphere of the city, with its bustling streets and canal. The artwork is a testament to Rørbye's ability to capture the essence of a place through meticulous observation and elegant draftsmanship. The drawing is a fine example of 19th-century European landscape art and provides a glimpse into the architectural and urban landscape of Amsterdam during the early 19th century.
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