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Klooster Nieuwklooster 1744 Klooster Nieuwklooster aan de Niers 1744
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Klooster Nieuwklooster 1744 Klooster Nieuwklooster aan de Niers 1744
Klooster Nieuwklooster, 1744 The Klooster named Nieuwklooster aan de Niers 1744 / t Klooster named Nieuwklooster in the courtyard (title on object) Town and city views in Kleve (series title), Two performances from one plate. Two views of the Nieuwklooster monastery on the Niers in Germany. The print is part of a 100-part series with views of villages and towns in Kleef, abbey, monastery, convent, Roman Catholic church, landscapes with waters, waterscapes, seascapes (in the temperate zone), Niers, Paulus van Liender (mentioned on object), 1758, paper, etching, h 201 mm × w 148 mm
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Media ID 19546289
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100 Part Series 1744 1758 Abbey City Views Convent Courtyard Kleef Kleve Landscapes Monastery Paulus Van Liender Roman Catholic Church Seascapes Series Title Temperate Zone Title Town Towns Two Views Villages Waters Waterscapes Mentioned
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This print titled "Klooster Nieuwklooster 1744" takes us back in time to the serene and picturesque setting of the Nieuwklooster monastery on the banks of the Niers River in Germany. The print is part of a remarkable 100-part series showcasing various villages and towns in Kleve, offering glimpses into their rich history and architectural beauty. The image captures two distinct views of the monastery, both exuding an air of tranquility and spirituality. The first view showcases the Klooster named Nieuwklooster aan de Niers, nestled amidst lush greenery with its elegant courtyard serving as a peaceful retreat for contemplation. The second view highlights another angle of this magnificent structure, revealing its grandeur against the backdrop of rolling hills. Created by Paulus van Liender in 1758 using etching techniques on paper, this print beautifully portrays not only the physical aspects but also evokes a sense of reverence associated with religious establishments. It invites viewers to immerse themselves in the timeless charm and spiritual significance that these monastic sites hold. As we gaze upon this mesmerizing artwork from Liszt Collection, we are transported to a bygone era where simplicity meets architectural splendor, reminding us of our connection to history and heritage. Whether you appreciate art or have an interest in historical landmarks, this print serves as a window into a world filled with cultural richness waiting to be explored.
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