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View of a park in Schiedam, 1742-1801. Creator: Anon
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View of a park in Schiedam, 1742-1801. Creator: Anon
View of a park in Schiedam, 1742-1801. In the foreground an accident, overturned donkey cart with apples. In the background on the left the town hall
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Accident Cart Fork In The Road Georg Balthasar Probst Haastert Isaac Van Incident Isaac Van Haastert Overturned Perspective Probst Georg Balthasar Road Accident Thoroughfare Tree Lined Treelined
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This 18th-century etching, titled "View of a park in Schiedam," remains an intriguing snapshot of everyday life during this era. Anonymous Dutch artist Anon masterfully captures the picturesque scene, with the town hall standing proudly in the background on the left. The tranquility of the scene is disrupted in the foreground by an unexpected incident: an overturned donkey cart filled with apples. The chaos unfolds as boys and men rush to the scene to assist, creating a metaphorical fork in the road between the orderly background and the disrupted foreground. The tree-lined path, dotted with people and children, leads to a church in the distance, symbolizing the strong connection between nature, religion, and community during this period. The tree, with its vibrant colors and full foliage, adds a touch of serenity to the scene. The etching, created between 1742 and 1801, is attributed to various artists, including Georg Balthasar Probst, Haastert Izak van, and J. van Haastert. This anonymous work is a testament to the rich artistic heritage of the Low Countries and the Netherlands, offering a glimpse into the past through its intricate details and thoughtful composition. The Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, a renowned museum for art and history, holds this etching in its esteemed collection, preserving it for future generations to appreciate and learn from. This work of art invites us to ponder the concept of travel and transportation, as well as the role of accidents and incidents in shaping our daily lives.
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