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Grote verhuiswagen wordt geladen in een straat

Grote verhuiswagen wordt geladen in een straat by Victor Adam

Medium

chalk lithograph

Dimensions

345; 256

About this artwork

Aan een kant van de straat laden twee mannen goederen in een grote verhuiswagen, terwijl het overige verkeer passeert.

Art Historical Context

**Grote verhuiswagen geladen in een straat (1830) is a lively chalk lithograph by French artist Victor Adam, measuring 256 × 345 mm. Adam, active in the Romantic era, specialized in capturing the dynamic energy of Parisian street life through prints of carriages, horses, and urban bustle. Created just after the July Revolution of 1830, this work reflects the growing vibrancy of early 19th-century Paris, a city expanding rapidly with increasing traffic and everyday commerce. In the scene, two men diligently load goods onto a massive moving wagon parked along one side of the street, while carts...

About the Artist

Victor Adam · 18011866

Victor Adam was born in Paris in 1801 and built a prolific and commercially successful career as one of the leading lithographers and illustrators of nineteenth-century France. He received a conventional academic training in painting, but it was the new medium of lithography — still in its first decades of widespread use when Adam came of age — that provided the ideal vehicle for his gifts: a faci...

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