This work is part of a series of works centering on the Oostpoort in Delft. The Oostpoort dates back to the 14th century and is the last remaining city gate in Delft. Today the Oostpoort is used as a residence and an art gallery. The gate was photographed from all sides during a sunny day with blue sky in March 2022.
Delft is best known for the fact that William of Orange resided there from 1572 and was assassinated there in 1584. Since then, the Oranges have traditionally been interred in Delft's Nieuwe Kerk. Delft's nickname is the City of Princes.
About the image maker: as a born and bred Amsterdammer, Peter Bartelings feels a close connection with the city of Amsterdam. Over the years, he has created iconic works that are widely sold. In numerous European countries, his work adorns walls of houses and offices... Read more…