Haven van Blé 1829

"Haven van Blé" (1829) by Victor Adam depicts a bustling scene at a harbor in a black and white lithograph. The composition captures the activity of the waterfront, with figures loading and unloading goods from ships. Adam, known for his depictions of daily life, skillfully renders the realistic details of the scene, including the ships, buildings, and the bustling crowds. The work, now housed at the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies Adam's talent for capturing the essence of everyday life in 19th-century France.