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Groenendaal in Rotterdam, print, Groenendaal, filled in in 1911, seen from the Nieuwehaven in Rotterdam., watermark, printmaker: Willem Witsen (signed by artist), c. 1897 - c. 1898, paper, etching, aquatint, intaglio printmaking technique, drypoint, height 238 mm x width 187 mm, Published in the portfolio Hollandsche Prentkunst, 1st volume, edited by RN Roland Holst and Jan Veth, published by Scheltema & Holkema's Boekhandel, Amsterdam 1898. Identifiable by the number 5, in blind embossing on the recto bottom right., urban housing, trees, canals, waters (in city), Rotterdam, Groenendaal (Rotterdam), A sepia-toned etching showing a row of narrow brick houses with steep roofs and multiple chimneys, each building featuring framed windows and some with small dormers, a bare tree with many branches rising on the right side, a canal or water surface in the foreground reflecting faint shapes, and architectural details like roof tiles, window panes, and vertical chimneys visible against a pale sky.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26A90_292

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

39.4Mo (6.3Mo) / 28.1cm x 35.2cm / 3315 x 4158 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Groenendaal Rotterdam print filled in 1911 Nieuwehaven watermark printmaker Willem Witsen signed artist c 1897 - c 1898 paper etching aquatint intaglio printmaking technique drypoint height 238 mm x width 187 mm Published portfolio Hollandsche Prentkunst 1st volume edited RN Roland Holst Jan Veth published Scheltema & Holkema's Boekhandel Amsterdam 1898 Identifiable number 5 blind embossing recto bottom right urban housing trees canals waters in city sepia-toned showing row narrow brick houses steep roofs multiple chimneys building featuring framed windows small dormers bare tree branches rising right side canal water surface foreground reflecting faint shapes architectural details roof tiles window panes vertical chimneys visible pale sky