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View of Paris, 17th century Dutch School
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View of Paris, 17th century Dutch School
View of Paris from the Pont Neuf, 17th century Dutch School. The famous Tour de Nesle can be seen on the left, and the old Louvre and Galerie on the right, before the construction of the colonnade by Perrault. In the far distance (centre) are trees and fields, the Champs Elysees (Elysian Fields). In the foreground (left) women are washing their clothes in the River Seine, and a cargo boat carrying wood (right) is coming into dock. Date: circa 1630
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1630 1630s Capital Champs Elysees Elysian Fields Galerie Louvre Nesle Neuf Panorama Pont Rare Seine Washing
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This 17th century Dutch School painting, titled "View of Paris from the Pont Neuf," offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical landscape of Paris, France, during an era preceding the significant architectural transformations of the 17th century. The iconic Tour de Nesle stands proudly on the left bank, while the old Louvre and Galerie buildings grace the right bank, as they appeared before the construction of Perrault's colonnade. In the distance, trees and fields stretch out, representing the Champs Elysees, or the Elysian Fields. The painting's meticulous details transport us back in time, with women in the foreground washing their clothes in the River Seine, and a cargo boat laden with wood coming into dock on the right. The tranquil scene is a stark contrast to the bustling activity along the riverbank. This exquisite oil painting, estimated to date from circa 1630, showcases the rich history and charm of Paris during a pivotal period in its development. The painting's rarity and historical significance make it a must-have for any serious art or history collection. The Pont Neuf bridge, which translates to 'new bridge,' was built between 1578 and 1607, making it the oldest bridge across the Seine in Paris. This painting provides a unique perspective of the city from this vantage point, allowing us to appreciate the beauty and history of Paris as it existed over 400 years ago.
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