Korsjespoortsteeg, Amsterdam
2020 - Korsjespoortsteeg, Amsterdam.
The Korsjespoortsteeg is a street in the center of Amsterdam, between Singel and Herengracht. The street is crossed by the Langestraat and is named after the Korsjesbrug over the Singel. The Multatuli Museum is located at number 20, which is dedicated to the Dutch writer Eduard Douwes Dekker. Number 24, a corner house with Herengracht 77, is the monument De Drie Traancoopers from 1632. This bridge is named after a wood copper called Corsgen Jacobsz, who had an orchard on the Singel in the 15th century.
That bridge was popularly known as the Korstjespoort. The real Korsjespoort, called Oude Korsjespoort in pictures, was a city gate and was named after another Corsgen. The Korsjespoortsteeg is an extension of the Korte Korsjespoortsteeg, between Singel and Spuistraat.
2020 - Korsjespoortsteeg, Amsterdam.
The Korsjespoortsteeg is a street in the center of Amsterdam, between Singel and Herengracht. The street is crossed by the Langestraat and is named after the Korsjesbrug over the Singel. The Multatuli Museum is located at number 20, which is dedicated to the Dutch writer Eduard Douwes Dekker. Number 24, a corner house with Herengracht 77, is the monument De Drie Traancoopers from 1632. This bridge is named after a wood copper called Corsgen Jacobsz, who had an orchard on the Singel in the 15th century.
That bridge was popularly known as the Korstjespoort. The real Korsjespoort, called Oude Korsjespoort in pictures, was a city gate and was named after another Corsgen. The Korsjespoortsteeg is an extension of the Korte Korsjespoortsteeg, between Singel and Spuistraat.
2020 - Korsjespoortsteeg, Amsterdam.
The Korsjespoortsteeg is a street in the center of Amsterdam, between Singel and Herengracht. The street is crossed by the Langestraat and is named after the Korsjesbrug over the Singel. The Multatuli Museum is located at number 20, which is dedicated to the Dutch writer Eduard Douwes Dekker. Number 24, a corner house with Herengracht 77, is the monument De Drie Traancoopers from 1632. This bridge is named after a wood copper called Corsgen Jacobsz, who had an orchard on the Singel in the 15th century.
That bridge was popularly known as the Korstjespoort. The real Korsjespoort, called Oude Korsjespoort in pictures, was a city gate and was named after another Corsgen. The Korsjespoortsteeg is an extension of the Korte Korsjespoortsteeg, between Singel and Spuistraat.
What's the difference between Poster & Fine-Art print?
Posters are printed on 'regular' Fujicolor Chrystal Archive paper and will be cut around the image. Fine Art Prints are printed on the best paper in the market "Hahnemühle Bright White" and hereby deliver a high-end solution which is used by galleries. These prints include a 1 cm white border for optimal framing.
Poster print specs
Fujicolor Crystal Archive Type DPII matte 220 grams
Fine-Art print specs
Hahnemühle Photo Rag® Bright White 310 grams. Soft, natural white, fine surface structure
What's Alu-dibond?
A unique way to present your chosen artwork.
Printed on Fujicolor Chrystal Archive paper and beautifully coated.
Mounted on a 3mm thick Dibond plate (combination of polyethylene & aluminium).
Can easily be hung without additional costs (such as framing).
Including ‘floating’ hanging system.
Whats's Acrylic glass?
The one & only ‘Art Gallery’-standard.
Printed on Fujicolor Chrystal Archive paper.
Mounted on a Dibond plate and presented under 3mm glossy UV-coated acrylic glass.
The colors are more vivid and there is a sense of extra depth.
Including ‘floating’ hanging system.
All shipping costs are calculated upon check-out. All prints will be rolled and shipped with UPS in a sturdy tubular container. All mounted prints (Alu Dibond & Acrylic Glass) will be carefully packed in a sturdy cardboard frame and shipped with UPS.
Please note: Due to the custom-made specifications of each product, all (fine-art) prints, alu-dibond & acrylic glass, can not be returned.