Oosterdok in Amsterdam
Don Fonzarelli about Oosterdok in Amsterdam
Oosterdok in Amsterdam The Oosterdok is a body of water in Amsterdam. It came into existence in 1832 when the construction of the Oosterdok dam separated this part of the IJ, thus eliminating the ebb and flow of the then still open water of the Zuiderzee, and creating the enclosed area of water on the east side that is now called Oosterdok. On the west side, the Westerdok was created in a similar way. Oosterdok is also the name of a street that runs around the science museum NEMO. You can see NEMO, in the distance the Scheepvaartmuseum (Maritime Museum) and on the left the floating Chinese restaurant Sea Palace, which is moored on the Oosterdokskade.
This artworks is offered by Don Fonzarelli
Don Fonzarelli is a photographer and musician born and raised in the city of Amsterdam in the Netherlands. Don Fonzarelli is the alias of Fons van der Wielen(1961)
Why you choose Oosterdok in Amsterdam on Art Frame
- We had to put it together ourselves. To be honest, I was not looking forward to that. But it was super easy and the end results looks really tight. We are happy customers!
- High quality print
- Easily swap the print
- With optional sound absorbing panels
Oosterdok in Amsterdam by Don Fonzarelli
Buy the photo Oosterdok in Amsterdam on canvas, Art Frame, poster and wallpaper, printed on demand in high quality.
Art code:
333 755 
