Het Singel gezien naar de Munttoren en de Bloemenmarkt by Cornelis Vreedenburgh

Het Singel gezien naar de Munttoren en de Bloemenmarkt 1890 - 1946

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"Het Singel gezien naar de Munttoren en de Bloemenmarkt" is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist Cornelis Vreedenburgh, housed in the Rijksmuseum. Created between 1890 and 1946, the artwork depicts a view of the Singel canal in Amsterdam, featuring the Munttoren tower and the Bloemenmarkt flower market. The sketch captures the essence of this iconic location, showcasing the characteristic architecture and bustling atmosphere of Amsterdam's cityscape. The loose, gestural lines and shading of the sketch convey the artist's impressionistic approach and his appreciation for the beauty of everyday urban scenes.