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Bilder F. Halma (1642–1722) – "A Panoramic View of Antwerp – A Vibrant Scene of the Port and City Skyline" – Copper Engraving (1701–1720)
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This captivating copper engraving by F. Halma offers a sweeping panoramic view of Antwerp, showing the city’s iconic skyline with its notable spires and bustling port. The engraving presents a busy river scene, with multiple ships and boats navigating the waters, evoking the vibrancy and maritime significance of Antwerp during the early 18th century. The view is taken from a distance, emphasizing the scale and architectural variety of the city, with details like the church towers and warehouses standing tall against the horizon.
The engraving is part of the publication "Algemeene Wereld-Beschryving" by François Halma, a comprehensive work published in Amsterdam between 1701 and 1720. It captures the essence of Antwerp's thriving commerce, with its ships and bustling river traffic serving as a testament to the city's status as a major European port. The detailed lines and shading used in this print give depth and perspective, highlighting Halma’s skill in depicting landscapes with intricate detail.
Halma was a well-regarded publisher and editor, contributing to the documentation of global geography and urban development through such detailed prints. This engraving is an important historical record of Antwerp during the early 18th century, offering viewers a glimpse of the city’s economic and architectural life.
Artist or Maker:
F. Halma (1642–1722)
Medium:
Copper Engraving
Date:
1701–1720
Dimensions:
36 cm x 24 cm
Condition Report:
This work is in good condition overall. There may be a few minor imperfections or fox or mottled marks to be expected with age. Please review the images carefully for condition details, and feel free to contact us with any questions or for a comprehensive condition report.
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