International hall around 1906, 1906 Canvas Print
International hall, 235 (M220, 221, 222, 222a), postcard. The international hall has a curved light duct. The kooflijst rests on consoles in the form of views and leaf masks. The outer edge of the skylight is painted. In 1895, the upholstery of the resting benches was replaced by leather. The two emblems above the passageways have not been filled in. In 1909 this room was divided into three parts. The international hall was intended for paintings by 'non-Dutch masters.' Its destination is characterized by the blasphemy painted in Frisian from the countries and cities where painting flourished mainly: A. Dietsche tribe: Bruges, Brussels, Ghent, Antwerp, Cologne, Augsburg, Nürnberg, Maastricht. B. Italy: Bologna, Sienna, Florence, Rome, Venice, Naples, Milan. C. France: Paris D. Spain: Madrid. The monogrammmes of some distinguished painters are also depicted' (De Stuers fig. 55)
-
100% Made In America
-
Next Day Shipping Available
-
100% Money Back Guarantee
-
Free Shipping On Orders Of $150+
-
Use Shopify Pay to break the price down into 4 easy payments!
Select Your Size