Townscape of the market square in Nijmegen
The market square is a unique location where old meets new. Sitting on my folding chair with my back to the department store I draw a panorama. Everything will be in it: people, bicycles, the Stikke Hezelstraat shopping thoroughfare, the Church of St. Steven, trees, the statue of Mariken, a duck, the Waagh, jet planes and the historic Burchtstraat.
This page contains information about the creative process and background details about this special location.
Would you like to receive notification when the prints are ready for sale? Just drop me a line at info@huystee.com.
| Title | Prinsengracht, Amsterdam |
| Artist | Mark van Huystee |
| Edition | 80 prints |
| Horse Commerce | 02 prints |
| Material | Hahnemühle, White Velvet paper, 270 grammes |
| Technique | Certified Art Giclée print |
| Year | 2012-2013 |
| Medium size | about 1,5 m x 0,6 m (60 inch x 25 inch) |
| Price | 695 euro (VAT included) - EXPECTED |
| Medium-plus size | about 1,8 m x 0,7 cm (70 inch x 25 inch) |
| Price | 795 euro (VAT included) - EXPECTED |
| Large size | about 2,0 m x 0,8 m (80 inch x 30 inch) |
| Price | 995 euro (VAT included) - EXPECTED |
| XLarge size | on demand |
The prices mentioned above apply to the townscapes only. Framing, posting & packing are not included.
QUALITY
This is a high-quality print that meets the ‘Certified Art Giclée’ quality standard.
Each print is signed and numbered by me and since 2012 embossed with my signature.
Each print comes with its own Certificate of Authenticity.
TO BE EXPECTED Many customers want to see a panorama in real life before ordering. If you are unable to arrange a studio visit, I can send you a set of samples that will enable you to assess the quality and presence of the works.
A set of 4 samples costs 14.95 euros including postage. Each sample includes a cardboard surround so it can be framed as a mini painting.
You can order your samples in due time by sending a message to info@huystee.com, mentioning ‘samples’ and the name of the townscape.
The townscape after 21 hours of drawing. Another 25 hours of drawing and 80 hours of colouring to go.
What’s the weather like today in Nijmegen?
Close-up with Mariken.
Mariken
Rooftop chill-out
Passer-by striking a pose.
Useful advice from young passers-by.
April 2012
photo: Marcel van Huystee
Work being done on one the tower of St. Steven’s.