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Pen drawing of a crowd outside the Gem. Warenhuis department store, with arched entrances labeled Melk, Groente, Visch and ot

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Ontwerp voor illustratie in De Amsterdammer drommen mensen voor het Gem. Warenhuis, Johan Braakensiek (1920), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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A pen and ink drawing shows a dense crowd of shoppers gathered in front of the arched entrances of the Gem. Warenhuis, with departments labeled Melk, Groente, Wasscherij, Visch, Schoenen, Zuigelingen, and Sajet. The building facade bears the title sign and two shield emblems above the arches. This design for an illustration in De Amsterdammer is attributed to Johan Braakensiek and dated 1920.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum