The Quay de Paris in Rouen
El muelle de París en Rouen c1839 por el pintor holandés Johannes Bosboom (1817 – 1891); un acuarelista conocido por sus pinturas de interiores de iglesias.
This is a painting of the left bank of the Seine River that runs through Paris; depicting people and boats by the river bank and the buildings that make up the town; as well as people working on a floating pier farther off shore.
While a large church with its towering steeple dominate the paisaje and architecture that make up the piece.
Esta es una reproducción de viejos maestros de arte digital retocada de una imagen de dominio público.
Información a continuación derivada de Wikipedia.org
Johannes was born in the Hague, Netherlands in 1817 y a la edad de 14 became a student of Dutch Painter Bartholomeus Johannes van Hove (1790 – 1880).
He worked with Bartholomeus on the pieces of scenery that Bartholomeus created for the Royal Theater in the Hague; y de 1831 – 1835 y de 1838 – 1840 took lessons at the Hague Academy of Art.
En 1835 a la edad de 18, Johannes to Germany, visiting Düsseldorf, Cologne and Koblenz; where he painted the watercolor View of the Mosel Bridge at Koblenz, which was purchased by Dutch Painter Andreas Schelfhout (1787 – 1870); and who would later become his confidante and friend.
Four years later Johannes would make his way to Paris, France and Rouen, France where he would receive a silver medal for the artwork View of the Paris Quay and the Cathedral at Rouen.
During this time he also painted the interiors of several churchs and would have a great deal of success doing this type of artwrok throughout his career.