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Amoenissimæ aliquot locorum ... Effigies. Plate 18. Zu Cöllen, 1635. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
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Amoenissimæ aliquot locorum ... Effigies. Plate 18. Zu Cöllen, 1635. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Amoenissimae aliquot locorum ... Effigies. Plate 18. Zu Collen, 1635
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Step into the charming world of Baroque-era Europe with this exquisite print of "Amoenissimæ aliquot locorum ... Effigies. Plate 18. Zu Cöllen, 1635" created by renowned artist Wenceslaus Hollar.
This stunning black and white etching depicts a serene scene along the Rhine River in Cologne, Germany (then known as Zu Collen). The majestic riverbank is flanked by ancient fortifications and towering buildings, while sailboats gently bob on the water's surface. A few people can be seen going about their daily lives against this picturesque backdrop.
Hollar's masterful use of chiaroscuro creates a sense of depth and dimensionality, drawing the viewer in to explore every nook and cranny. The subtle play between light and shadow adds an air of mystery to the scene, inviting us to imagine what stories these ancient walls could tell if they could speak.
This print is not only a testament to Hollar's skill as an artist but also a window into Europe's rich cultural heritage during the 17th century. It forms part of his iconic series "Amoenissimæ aliquot locorum ... Effigies", which showcases the beauty and grandeur of Bohemia, Czech Republic, and Eastern Europe.
This print is now held in high esteem by museums around the world, including Te Papa Tongarewa Museum of New Zealand. It's a must-see for anyone fascinated by art history, geography, or simply appreciating the timeless charm of Baroque-era Europe.
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