Notre-Dame, Paris 1888 - 1931

Willem Adrianus Grondhout's etching "Notre-Dame, Paris" (1888-1931) portrays the iconic cathedral from a unique perspective. The artist captures the grandeur of the gothic architecture, highlighting the intricate details of the facade and the soaring towers. The composition is balanced by the inclusion of a bridge in the foreground, adding a sense of depth and scale to the scene. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to Grondhout's skill in capturing the essence of Parisian architecture and the enduring beauty of Notre-Dame.