Buy FILM BOAT PULLER''S PATH. TWENTHE.

- Colour print of a path for pulling boats.
- It is called a towpath, and is a path or street that riparian owners of rivers or canals must leave for public use, for navigation purposes, along the banks of a river, lake or canal, without receiving any compensation in return.
- The plate shows several figures, some of them on horseback, and a windmill on the left-hand side.
- The sheet is glued only at the top to a piece of cardboard, which has a nice green line around the sheet.
- The plate is lifted up, and has a text written in German or Dutch. And in the lower area is the description of the plate, and the place where the original painting is located, which is in the Rijksmuseum in Twenthe, a region of the Netherlands.
- The print is good. Colour.