Eglise Catholique, sur le Princesse Gracht (dite quai Princesse)
1832 - 1873
Medium
lithography
Dimensions
263; 335
About this artwork
Op de gracht liggen en varen roei- en zeilboten. Verschillende figuren lopen door de poort de kerk binnen. Deze prent maakte deel uit van een serie, onder de afbeelding staat vermeld: no. 36.
Art Historical Context
Nestled along the serene Princesse Gracht in The Hague, Netherlands, *Eglise Catholique, sur Princesse Gracht (ite quai Princesse captures a tranquil 19th-century urban scene through the eyes of Dutch lithographer Wilhelmus Cornelis Cher van Oudendorp Created between 1832 and 1873, this print (no. 36 in a larger series) depicts rowboats and sailboats gently bobbing on the canal, while figures in period attire stream through the church's gateway, evoking the daily rhythm of life around this Catholic landmark—once a vital hub amid the city's waterways. Lithography, the medium here (263mm × 335m...