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Hand-Colored Engravings of Dutch Maritime Scenes: Amsterdam and River Dort, 1830
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€130 · £110
Original print, not a reproduction.
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- Date
- 1830
- Sheet size
- 8 × 10 in (20.3 × 25.5 cm)
- Condition
- Fair. To good overall. Vibrant hand-coloring preserved. Minor toning and foxing in margins, light edge wear consistent with age. Ideal for framing.
- Collection
- Ships & sea battles
- Era
- 1790 to 1849, Age of sail
- Stock no.
- f_43083562
Hand-Colored Engravings of Dutch Maritime Scenes: Amsterdam and River Dort
This stunning pair of 19th-century hand-colored engravings captures two picturesque scenes from Holland, highlighting its maritime heritage and iconic landscapes:
1. Amsterdam, Vue des Digues et de la Tour aux Harengs:
This vibrant engraving features Amsterdam's harbors with the Herring Tower and bustling docks. Sailboats navigate the choppy waters, while elegant canal houses line the shore, providing a charming view of the city’s architectural and maritime identity. The dynamic waves and detailed sky emphasize the importance of Amsterdam as a historic trading hub.
2. River Dort, Holland, From an Original Drawing by S. Austin:
This engraving illustrates a serene riverside view near Dordrecht, with traditional Dutch sailing vessels and small boats carrying passengers and goods. The detailed figures and rigging reflect daily life along the River Dort, offering a glimpse into 19th-century Holland’s thriving river commerce.
These engravings are delicately hand-colored, bringing life to the landscapes with vivid tones. Presented as a matching set, they are resized for uniformity and separated by a clean white border, making them ideal for display or collection. Together, they celebrate the beauty and history of Dutch waterways, showcasing the skill of their engravers and colorists. Perfect for lovers of maritime art and European history.
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