Erasmus Bernhard van Dulmen Krumpelman, Painting Enge Kerksteeg
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Erasmus Bernhard van Dulmen Krumpelman (1897-1987)
Enge Kerksteeg, Amsterdam.
Signed 'v. Dulmen' (bottom right); annotated and dated 'Enge Kerksteeg, A'dam Oct 1930' (on the stretcher). Oil on canvas, 60 x 30 cm. (including the frame, 71 x 41 cm).
A particularly colourful painting of the Enge Kerksteeg (eng is synonymous with narrow) in Amsterdam by the famous painter Erasmus Bernhard van Dulmen Krumpelman. Van Dulmen was a master in creating colourful cityscapes, among other things.
The Enge Kerksteeg is a special place in the oldest part of Amsterdam, perhaps the oldest. The Enge Kerksteeg was originally an alley that gave access to the walled cemetery and the Oude Kerk. But it is of course also a neighbourhood where prostitution took place for centuries.
