Dutch School, 18th Century

Views of the Front and the Rear of the Huis Vredenburg, in the Beemster, near Purmerend

细节

Dutch School, 18th Century
Views of the Front and the Rear of the Huis Vredenburg, in the Beemster, near Purmerend
inscribed with size indications along the lower edge
pencil, pen and black ink, grey wash, black ink framing lines, watermarks D.& C. Blauw (1) and Strasburg lily (2)
230 x 336 mm. and smaller a pair (2)

拍品专文

The Huis Vredenburg was designed by the well-known Amsterdam architect Jacob van Campen (1595-1657), also responsible for the New Town Hall, later Royal Palace, on the Dam, Amsterdam. The house, owned by the Alewijn family, was demolished in 1819.