Achter het Vleeshuis, Maastricht 1830 - 1899
alexanderschaepkens
pencil drawn
photo of handprinted image
amateur sketch
light pencil work
pencil sketch
old engraving style
incomplete sketchy
hand drawn type
ink colored
pencil work
"Achter het Vleeshuis, Maastricht" is an etching created by Alexander Schaepkens, a Belgian artist, between 1830 and 1899. The etching, now in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a view of the city of Maastricht in the Netherlands. Schaepkens is known for his detailed depictions of urban life, and his work often captures the atmosphere of a specific place and time. This artwork offers a glimpse into the cityscape of Maastricht during the 19th century, showcasing its architecture and urban layout. The etching is notable for its detailed rendering of the buildings, their facades, and the surrounding environment, capturing the essence of the city in a small-scale format.
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