Lisse near Haarlem 1775

Paulus van Liender's 1775 watercolor painting "Lisse near Haarlem" depicts a picturesque street scene in the Dutch town of Lisse, now known for its tulip fields. The painting captures the tranquility of a small town with its church tower, lined streets, and verdant trees. Van Liender's style, a mix of realism and idyllic charm, exemplifies the Dutch Golden Age's appreciation for daily life and landscapes. The scene showcases the artist's attention to detail, particularly in the depiction of the townsfolk, their attire, and the architecture. "Lisse near Haarlem" can be viewed at the Städel Museum.