De doorbraak van de St. Anthonisdijk in 1651
Several artists have painted the collapse of the St Anthonis Dyke in 1651. Jan Asselijn shows the situation immediately after the disaster. He presents the event to the viewer in a subtle way. Disaster tourists have gathered on either side of the scene of the event. The wild clouds in the sky and people’s jackets blowing in the wind suggest that the storm has not yet subsided. Asselijn is one of the most important Italianate landscape painters. On his return from Italy in 1647 he settled in Amsterdam.
De doorbraak van de St. Anthonisdijk in 1651
Several artists have painted the collapse of the St Anthonis Dyke in 1651. Jan Asselijn shows the situation immediately after the disaster. He presents the event to the viewer in a subtle way. Disaster tourists have gathered on either side of the scene of the event. The wild clouds in the sky and people’s jackets blowing in the wind suggest that the storm has not yet subsided. Asselijn is one of the most important Italianate landscape painters. On his return from Italy in 1647 he settled in Amsterdam.
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Door een springvloed bij volle ...... uytjens' konden 'besichtigen'.
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Een tweede exemplaar, niet gem ...... 33; Steland Stief, blz. 81-82.
In de nacht van 4 op 5 maart 1 ...... storm nog niet is gaan liggen.
In de nacht van zaterdag 4 op ...... zijn door Asselijn vastgelegd.
In the night of 4 to 5 march 1 ...... he storm had not yet subsided.
Several artists have painted t ...... 1647 he settled in Amsterdam.
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Verschillende kunstenaars hebb ...... estigde hij zich in Amsterdam.
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AM algemene voorstellingstrefwoorden [TOPTERM]
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De doorbraak van de St. Anthonisdijk bij Houtewael in de nacht van 5 op 6 maart 1651
De doorbraak van de St. Anthonisdijk in 1651
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Amsterdam - straten [TOPTERM]
St. Anthonisdijk
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De doorbraak van de St. Anthonisdijk in 1651
