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Hof van Sonoy in Alkmaar, 1724. Creator: Abraham Meyling
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Hof van Sonoy in Alkmaar, 1724. Creator: Abraham Meyling
Hof van Sonoy in Alkmaar, 1724. View of the octagonal tower. In the foreground a canal with a bridge on the right. Cornelis Pronk (rejected attribution)
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This print depicts Hof van Sonoy in Alkmaar, a historic courthouse in the Netherlands, as it appeared in 1724. The image, created by Dutch artist Abraham Meyling, offers a breathtaking view of the octagonal tower that dominates the scene. In the foreground, a tranquil canal flows beneath a quaint bridge on the right, adding to the serene atmosphere of the image. The Hof van Sonoy, also known as the Court of Sonoy or the Court House of Alkmaar, was a significant cultural and historical landmark in the Netherlands during the 18th century. The building served as a court of law and was renowned for its architectural beauty and grandeur. Meyling's meticulous depiction of the courthouse captures the intricate details of the building's facade, from the ornate lettering on the sign above the entrance to the delicate plant life adorning the courtyard. The artist's use of ink and pencil creates a monochrome palette that enhances the sense of timelessness and historical significance of the scene. The print bears the inscription "Abraham Meyling fecit," indicating that it was created by the artist's own hand. The figure of a man in the lower right corner, believed to be Cornelis Pronk, has been attributed to the image, although this attribution is now considered rejected. This print is a valuable addition to any collection of Dutch art or architectural history. It offers a glimpse into the past, transporting us back to a time when the Hof van Sonoy was a vital center of culture and justice in the Netherlands.
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