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Winter Landscape near a Town with Kolf Players

Creator Name

Aert van der Neer;
Aert van der Neer

Cultural Context

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Date

c. 1658 - c. 1660, ca. 1658 - ca. 1660

About the Work

Rijksmuseum Object Description
De rivier bij dit Hollandse stadje is bevroren en de inwoners vermaken zich op het ijs. Omdat de rivier schuin door het beeld loopt, is er extreem veel diepte in dit wintergezicht. Van de modieus geklede kolfspelers op de voorgrond gaat het oog van de kijker via de schaatsende figuurtjes naar de einder. Met lichtblauwe en witte accenten wekte Aert van der Neer de illusie van knisperend vriesweer.

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Title

Winter Landscape near a Town with Kolf Players

Creator

Aert van der Neer, schilder, painter;
Aert van der Neer, schilder, painter

Worktype

painting; schilderij

Cultural Context

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Material

paneel; panel; oil paint (paint); olieverf

Dimensions

outer size: depth 9.7 cm (support incl. frame);
support: height 52.2 cm x width 67.2 cm;
buitenmaat: diepte 9,7 cm (drager incl. SK-L-2382);
drager: hoogte 52,2 cm x breedte 67,2 cm

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Language

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Date

c. 1658 - c. 1660, ca. 1658 - ca. 1660

Provenance

…; sale, Maria Trip (1750-1813, Amsterdam), widow of Willem Boreel (1744-1796), Amsterdam (P. van der Schley et al.), 23 September 1814, no. 12, fl. 175, to Jeronimo de Vries, for the museum{NHA, ARM, IS, inv. 5, no. 27 (29 September 1814).}

Style Period

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Rights

Public domain

Inscription

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Location

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Subjects

winter landscape; landscape symbolizing winter (the four seasons of the year); skates (winter sports); 'kolf' on the ice; outskirts of city

Topic

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Aert van der Neer, Winter Landscape near a Town with Kolf Players, c. 1658 - c. 1660, ca. 1658 - ca. 1660, Rijksmuseum. Public domain.

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