Views of Haarlem : the city depicted in the seventeenth century /

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Author / Creator:Middelkoop, Norbert, author.
Uniform title:Blik op Haarlem. English.
Imprint:Haarlem : Frans Hals Museum ; Zwolle : Waanders Publishers, [2023]
©2023
Description:128 pages : color illustrations, maps, plans, portraits ; 26 cm
Language:English
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Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/13348888
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Other authors / contributors:Bruin, Alexander de, author.
Richards, Lynne, translator.
Frans Halsmuseum, host institution, issuing body.
Waanders Uitgevers, publisher.
ISBN:9789462625020
9462625026
Notes:Translation of: Blik op Haarlem : de stad verbeeld in de zeventiende eeuw.
On the occasion of an exhibition held at the Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem, September 22, 2023 - January 7, 2024.
Includes bibliographical references (page 124) and index (page 127).
Summary:Inspired by poets, draftsmen and printmakers, painters also discovered Haarlem and its beautiful surroundings as rewarding subjects for their work. Jacob van Ruisdael and Gerrit Berckheyde both repeatedly pictured the city - the former with his 'Haerlempjes', where heavy cloudy skies dominate the landscape and the unmistakable St Bavo's Church stands on the horizon. Berckheyde is known for his atmospheric cityscapes: the Grote Markt, with St Bavo's as the focal point, the Weigh House on the River Spaarne and the city gates. Views of Haarlem takes us on a stroll from outside the city to inside the walls: from Lake Haarlemmermeer and the edge of the dunes, via the Spaarne and the city gates into the city, arriving in the Grote Markt. Its authors, Norbert Middelkoop and Alexander de Bruin, are curators at the Frans Hals Museum and the Noord-Hollands Archief.
Other form:9789462625013 Dutch edition
Standard no.:9789462625020

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