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A Landing in the Moldau River
Creator
Paulus van VianenSculptor from the Northern Netherlands (1570-1613) · 1570–1613
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- in or after 1604 - 1609
- Medium
- paper, ink
- Institution
- Rijksmuseum
In the past there were wooden landings along the banks of the Moldau River where it flowed through Prague’s town centre. Using a lever, the inhabitants could draw buckets of clean water from these landings. The water nearer the bank was polluted by sludge and waste. The outline of the Prague Fortress can be vaguely discerned in the left distance.
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