Munttoren, gezien vanaf de Bloemenmarkt 1904
jameshigson
excavation photography
light pencil work
photo restoration
pencil sketch
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
19th century
scenic spot
pencil art
watercolor
This 1904 photograph by James Higson captures the Munttoren (Mint Tower), a prominent landmark in Amsterdam, as seen from the Bloemenmarkt (Flower Market). The image showcases the tower's intricate architecture and clock faces, with the canal and bustling market activity adding a sense of life to the scene. Higson's meticulous attention to detail, as evidenced by the sharpness of the image and the clear depiction of the surrounding buildings, makes this photograph an evocative snapshot of early 20th century Amsterdam. The composition further emphasizes the tower's dominance over the cityscape, with the boats in the foreground providing a visual counterpoint to the verticality of the tower.
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