Hollandse School (XIX) - Zomers stadsgezicht met marktleven






Master in early Renaissance Italian painting with internship at Sotheby’s and 15 years' experience.
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“Zomers stadsgezicht met marktleven” is an 18th-century Dutch oil painting of a city scene, sold with a frame.
Description from the seller
Oil painting on canvas
Unsigned
A lively urban scene in which historic façades, market stalls, and small groups of figures together form the backdrop of daily life. On the left a tall building with a stepped gable dominates the composition. On the right a light-coloured façade and the awnings of the stalls catch the warm sunlight. Pedestrians and market visitors give the street scale and movement.
The alternation between the shaded foreground and the sunny view creates spatial depth. Warm earth tones are combined with a light blue sky and softly glowing clouds. The work, dated to the eighteenth to nineteenth century, unites architectural details with a narrative depiction of city life. The canvas shows a minor blemish and is fortunately never broken through the paint; see photos. A richly decorated original gilt frame reinforces the classical character.
Canvas size: 36 cm high by 44 cm wide
Frame size: 54 cm high by 62 cm wide
Warm regards,
Team Art-Leap
Seller's Story
Oil painting on canvas
Unsigned
A lively urban scene in which historic façades, market stalls, and small groups of figures together form the backdrop of daily life. On the left a tall building with a stepped gable dominates the composition. On the right a light-coloured façade and the awnings of the stalls catch the warm sunlight. Pedestrians and market visitors give the street scale and movement.
The alternation between the shaded foreground and the sunny view creates spatial depth. Warm earth tones are combined with a light blue sky and softly glowing clouds. The work, dated to the eighteenth to nineteenth century, unites architectural details with a narrative depiction of city life. The canvas shows a minor blemish and is fortunately never broken through the paint; see photos. A richly decorated original gilt frame reinforces the classical character.
Canvas size: 36 cm high by 44 cm wide
Frame size: 54 cm high by 62 cm wide
Warm regards,
Team Art-Leap
