Utrechtse maskerade van 1876 (tweede plaat) by Anonymous

Utrechtse maskerade van 1876 (tweede plaat) 1876

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water colours

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handmade artwork painting

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underpainting

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white focal point

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plain flat background

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painting painterly

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watercolour bleed

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watercolour illustration

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pale flat background

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watercolor

This anonymous print, created in 1876, captures the vibrant energy of a historical procession in Utrecht, Netherlands. The image depicts a parade of mounted figures, adorned in colorful costumes and carrying banners, marching through a bustling city scene. It is likely that the artwork commemorates a real historical event, offering a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage of the Netherlands. The meticulous detail of the figures and their attire, as well as the inclusion of flags and banners, further enhances the historical significance of the scene. This artwork is a testament to the beauty and artistry of historical record keeping, as it serves as a valuable visual document of a past era.

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