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Sint Nicolaas (Rijksmuseum, S. & W. Koene, 1757-1830)

Christian Art

A colored woodcut broadsheet showing a beardless young rider in sixteenth century dress, a fur trimmed cloak, doublet, knee breeches and a feathered beret, published between 1757 and 1830 by S. & W. Koene of Amsterdam as part of a numbered Saint Nicholas print series tied to the December 5 feast. Held today by the Rijksmuseum.

Facts
Classification
Object Type
Print (Engraving, Etching, Woodcut or Lithograph) 1
Physical Form
Medium
Colored woodcut broadsheet, S. & W. Koene, 1757 to 1830, Rijksmuseum 1
Medium (class)
Woodcut 1
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Associated With

Amsterdam, Cities

This source names Amsterdam directly: "Koene of Amsterdam as part of a numbered Saint Nicholas print series tied to the December 5 feast."

Source Sint Nicolaas, Rijksmuseum (S. & W. Koene, 1757-1830)

Belongs to Tradition

Source Sint Nicolaas, Rijksmuseum (S. & W. Koene, 1757-1830)

Depicts

Nicholas, Figures

The Rijksmuseum's own title names Saint Nicholas and classifies the figure as the bishop of Myra.

Source Sint Nicolaas, Rijksmuseum (S. & W. Koene, 1757-1830)
Sources
1. Sint Nicolaas, Rijksmuseum (S. & W. Koene, 1757-1830)
Rijksmuseum
  • Rijksmuseum RP-P-OB-78.300
  • catalogue record, medium/object-type description
    A colored woodcut broadsheet showing a beardless young rider in sixteenth century dress, a fur trimmed cloak, doublet, knee breeches and a feathered beret, published between 1757 and 1830 by S.
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