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Nicolaes Muys New fish market Blaak Rotterdam
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Nicolaes Muys New fish market Blaak Rotterdam
Nicolaes Muys, New fish market at the Blaak, Rotterdam, cityscape painting panel footage wood oil, View of the Blaak from the west to the east from the Leuvehaven at the (Witte) Leeuwensteeg. On the left the Zeevismmarkt on the right the dome of the Lutheran Church on the Wolfshoek over the water of the Blaak de Keizerswug (Houtwug) On the ships right in front of the bridge, pottery was sold. left below signature: N Muys Pinx. 1772 cityscape topography Rotterdam City center Stadsdriehoek Blaak leggerschip Nicols Muijs Originating from the collection of Gerrit van der Pot from Groeneveld auction 1808 as nr. 88 raised 310 guilders and was bought by Thomas Theodore Cremer; Cremer Rotterdam auction 16 April 1816 for 71 guilders
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1808 1816 April Auction Bought Bridge Center City Cityscape Painting Dome East Footage Front Gerrit Leuvehaven Lutheran Church Market Nicolaas Pinx Pottery Rotterdam Signature Sold Stadsdriehoek Water West Witte Cremer
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This print showcases Nicolaes Muys' renowned cityscape painting, "New fish market at the Blaak, Rotterdam". The panel footage is crafted from wood and adorned with oil paint, capturing a picturesque view of the Blaak from west to east. From the Leuvehaven at Witte Leeuwensteeg, one can admire the bustling Zeevismarkt on the left and the majestic dome of the Lutheran Church on Wolfshoek to the right. The tranquil waters of the Blaak flow gracefully towards de Keizerswug (Houtwug), while ships dock near a bridge where pottery is being sold. The signature in bold letters reads "N Muys Pinx 1772" marking this masterpiece as an authentic creation by Nicolaes Muys himself. This cityscape painting beautifully depicts topography and captures Rotterdam's vibrant city center in Stadsdriehoek. Originally part of Gerrit van der Pot's esteemed collection, this artwork was auctioned off in 1808 as number 88 for an impressive sum of 310 guilders. It was then acquired by Thomas Theodore Cremer during a Rotterdam auction on April 16th, 1816, for a modest price of 71 guilders. This remarkable piece offers viewers a glimpse into Dutch history and European artistry. Its presence evokes admiration for Muys' talent and serves as a testament to his contribution to artistic heritage in Netherlands.
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