Deventer Collection (page 2)

River view Deventer rowing boats sailing boats sail
River view near Deventer, River view near Deventer. A few rowing boats and sailing boats sail on the water of the IJssel. On the right some houses and a church are visible among trees

Peasants Caf鬠Borgele
Peasants Caf鬠 Borgele, near Deventer, The Netherlands. Showing the Bar Date: 1900s

Caspar Sibellus
CASPAR SIBELLUS German protestant churchman from Deventer Date: 1590 - 1658

Corsica seated satyrs bank river pair plates
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View Ponte Mammolo bridge background tower ramp
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Cascades Ponte della Trave buildings rocky outcrop
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Plate 2 Calidarium Baths Diocletian man striding
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Carriage Landscape 17th century Black chalk brush
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Colosseum early 17th century Pen brown ink wash
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Roman View early 17th century Watercolor red chalk
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Preaching John Baptist 1634 Oil wood 21 1 / 2 x 29 5 / 8
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Woman Playing Theorbo-Lute Cavalier ca 1658 Oil
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River view near Deventer The Netherlands, Salomon van Ruysdael, 1645

Stack of rainbow colored cars

Anabaptist leaders and teachers were often burned at the stake, though sometimes after being strangled first. Burning of Maria and Ursula van Beckum, Deventer, 1544

Deventer Betrayed
Sir William Stanley, English advanturer and governor of Deventer, betrays the town to the Spanish and thereafter enters their service

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Discover the enchanting city of Deventer, where history and beauty intertwine. On the wrong side of the road, you'll find yourself immersed in a captivating atmosphere that transports you back in time. Did you know that this picturesque town was once the filming location for "A Bridge Too Far" in Holland? The green-orange mix of its buildings creates a unique charm that is truly mesmerizing. As you wander through its streets, be captivated by the colour reflections dancing on every corner, illuminating your path with a magical glow. One iconic landmark not to miss is Waag (Weighing House), built in 1528. Its vibrant colours depicted in a stunning lithograph bring history to life before your eyes. Step inside and let it enlighten you about Deventer's rich past and cultural heritage. Running lines across centuries, it has witnessed significant events like the Four Days Battle of 1666, beautifully illustrated by artist W Steelink. Feel the echoes of bravery as you explore this historic battleground. When hunger strikes, indulge yourself at Peasants Café Borgele where traditional Dutch cuisine meets modern flavors. Let Caspar Sibellus' culinary creations tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more. Deventer continues to attract visitors from far and wide with its timeless allure. So come immerse yourself in this charming city where history comes alive around every corner - just like during "A Bridge Too Far" filming days.