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Imaginary Dutch Church Interior

Daniel E Blieck, 1655

De Blieck painted two versions of this scene. Differences in the appearance of the church in the paintings and drawings verify that de Blieck altered his compositions freely. In this painting the nave has been lengthened by two columns, giving the interior an invented grandeur of breadth and width. The artist also added a pulpit at the middle columns to balance the view of the elongated nave.

More information

Title of artwork, date

Imaginary Dutch Church Interior, 1655

Date supported

1988

Medium and material

Oil on panel

Dimensions

87 x 120 cm

Grant

11250

Total cost

45000

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