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Jan Striening (1827-1903) was a Dutch architectural draftsman and painter known for his detailed and precise depictions of historical buildings. Born in Haarlem, he produced numerous drawings and watercolors of churches and cityscapes, often incorporating a sense of atmosphere and detail. Striening's work, including his depictions of interiors such as the "Meeting of the States General," often featured figures engaged in daily life. He is a key figure in the documentation of Dutch architectural history and his works are sought after by art enthusiasts and historians alike.
Born
1827-02-27
Birth place
Haarlem
Died
1903-01-03
Death place
Rotterdam
Brief aan Jean Charles Joseph Drucker
Jan Striening
1914
Poort van het kasteel Assemburg
Jan Striening
1898
Brief aan Johan Philip van der Kellen
Jan Striening
1897
Stadsplein met de Kaiser Warth te Goslar
Jan Striening
1867
Raadhuis aan de markt te Blankenburg
Jan Striening
1867
Portaal van een huis aan de Breitnerstrasze te Weringerode
Jan Striening
1867
Gezicht op de Scheiberstrasze te Goslar
Jan Striening
1867
Raadhuis aan het marktplein van Wernigerode
Jan Striening
1867
De Schühhof aan de Breite Weg, te Halberstadt
Jan Striening
1867
De Dom van Halberstadt
Jan Striening
1867
Het Raadhuis, met de Roelant, van Halberstadt
Jan Striening
1867
Landschap met boerderij omgeven door bomen
Jan Striening
1867
Slot te Laag-Keppel
Jan Striening
1867
Brief aan de Commissie van de Tentoonstelling van Leven...
Jan Striening
1866
Houten gevelpartij van een huis te Lingen
Jan Striening
1866