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Amsterdam Skyline Viewed from the West, c.1899. Creator: Piet Mondrian
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Amsterdam Skyline Viewed from the West, c.1899. Creator: Piet Mondrian
Amsterdam Skyline Viewed from the West, c.1899
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Amsterdam The Netherlands Barge Piet Mondrian Reflected Reflection Skyline Water Surface Wheelbarrow Estuary Gouache
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Amsterdam Skyline Viewed from the West, c.1899
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is a captivating work of art by the renowned Dutch painter Piet Mondrian. This stunning gouache and fabricated black chalk drawing on cream wove paper, with watercolor accents, offers a glimpse into the 19th-century Dutch landscape. The image portrays the Amsterdam skyline as viewed from the western outskirts of the city, with a focus on the estuary and the bustling waterfront. The drawing masterfully captures the unique character of the low countries, with the winding river meandering through the landscape, reflecting the vibrant colors of the boats and barges docked along the riverbank. The boats, filled with people and goods, add a sense of activity and movement to the tranquil scene. In the background, the city skyline rises majestically, with its tall, distinctive buildings and chimneys. The countryside beyond the city is dotted with trees and plants, their reflections shimmering on the water surface. The use of watercolor gouache and fabricated black chalk with erasures adds depth and texture to the drawing, making it a true testament to Mondrian's artistic skill. The inclusion of a wheelbarrow and background people further emphasizes the importance of water transport in the daily life of the Dutch people during this period. This drawing is a valuable addition to any art collection or gallery, offering a glimpse into the rich artistic heritage of the Netherlands and the work of one of its most celebrated artists. The Art Institute of Chicago is fortunate to have this work in its permanent collection, allowing future generations to appreciate the beauty and historical significance of this image.
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