Oeuvre register · Etchings, watercolours and cityscapes

The Hague · 1872–1956


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Ets van de Lammert Warndersteeg in Harlingen met kerktoren, oplage 22/100, door Eugène Rensburg
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Catalogue register · ER-0006

Lammert Warndersteeg, Harlingen

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Etching, signed in pencil, edition 22/100 — the Lammert Warndersteeg in Harlingen, with the church tower as its landmark.

Specifications & provenance

Medium
Etching, signed in pencil
Year
not recorded
Dimensions
24 × 15.5 cm
Edition
22/100
Condition
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Provenance
zuijderwal.nl

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Description

Etching of the Lammert Warndersteeg in Harlingen, with low façades on either side and the church tower closing the view — signed in pencil and numbered 22/100. The sheet belongs to Rensburg’s topographical series of town views beyond the Randstad.

The Frisian seaport fitted his working method: recorded on site, street by street, almost always with a tower or a landmark building as its point of recognition. It is the method that made his name as a chronicler of the old townscape — ‘a handy town draughtsman’, as tradition has it.

Provenance: documented via zuijderwal.nl — gallery documentation.