Zuiderhavendijk i Enkhuizen
Zuiderhavendijk i Enkhuizen c1868 af den hollandske maler Cornelis Springer (1817 – 1891); en hollandsk bymaler fra det 19. århundrede.
Dette er et landskabsmaleri med udsigt over byen ved en kanal i de Zuiderhavendijk, som er en gade og havn i den hollandske by Enkhuizen.
I denne scene kan vi se byens folk gå deres daglige rutine på en lys solskinsdag, som en mand fodrer sin hest, der er bundet til en vogn (med en hund siddende indeni) noget hø, som et par går forbi ham.
With more people by the buildings on the right engaging in activity, that includes preparing food from vegetables and fruits; and on the bridge and opposite bank we can see even more people working and interacting with each other.
We also see a man in his boat, a black and a white chicken near the bank, a mother and sun walking pass a tree, speaking to each other, while another boy crosses the road.
De Zuiderhavendijk in Enkhuizen is a retouched digital art old masters reproduction of a public domain image.
Nedenfor Information Hilsen Wikipedia.org
Cornelis was the son of carpenter Willem Springer, who was also his first teacher; he was also the pupil of Dutch painters Hendrik Gerrit ten Cate, Kasparus Karsen, and Jacobus van der Stok.
He was a member of the Amsterdam painters collective Felix Meritis; which is the name of a building on the Keizersgracht (a canal) i Amsterdam; and won a gold medal in 1847 for a painting of a church interior.
Cornelis was known for his watercolors, drawings and etchings; but is best remembered for cityscapes and townscapes som han skabte, mens han rejste i hele Holland.
I 1865 han blev tildelt Leopold Order of Belgium; som er en af tre belgiske nationale æresordre om ridderdom; og i 1878, blev inviteret sammen med den hollandske maler Jozef Israëls (1824 – 1911), at rådgive det hollandske ministerium for offentlige anliggender om planerne for Rijksmuseum (det hollandske nationalmuseum for kunst og historie).