View of The Hague from the Canal in 17th Century, 1852

Item # 2405145

Kasparus Karsen

<p>View of The Hague from the Delft Canal in 17th Century, by Kasparus Karsen, and his student, Cornelis Springer, 1852. Dutch 19th century, oil on canvas. Springer was about 17 years old when this painting was completed. a windmill and pedestrians in 17th century costume walk on a bridged road by a windmill. Other details include a man fishing and a canal barge.</p>

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