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This watercolor gouache painting is painted by Paul Werner from the roof of the former harbor store-building Loods 6 - over the Levantkade 1-5 and the small urban Mien Ruysch-park, along the KNSM-laan, in the old harbor area of Amsterdam city.Paul Werner had his studio in Loods 6, together with a group of artists. He loved to paint in open air / plein air.Owner of this lithography-print 1/2 on paper - including the copyrights - is the Amsterdam City Archives - Beeldbank Amsterdam

This lithography print Small Passion of Christ by Paul Werner was part of a self-produced poem & illustration book: including a collection of poems by Co Werner and related lithographies by Paul Werner., in 1966.

This group of trees at the KNSM island / Azartplein was a favourite subject for Paul Werner to paint. The location of the row of trees was opposite Loods 6, a former harbor store-building where he and many other artists had their studio. Owner of this watercolor on paper - including the copyrights - is the Amsterdam City Archives - Beeldbank Amsterdam

Paul Werner made this wood-cut as poster and invitation-design for an exposition of paintings drawing and graphic art of the district Eastern Islands in Amsterdam, Oosterkerk, 1991.The wood-cut presents a view on the old harbour area Oosterdok and the wide canal in front: Nieuwe Vaart. The image is seen in the city center of Amsterdam, seen in the direction of Central Station. At the right the building of the contemporary Maritime Museum.

Paul Werner painted many times the small old ship-yard Groenland in the neighborhood Wittenburg, in Amsterdam city - here with a view over the canal-water Wittenburgervaart. The view is from the bridge over the canal Wittenburgervaart, connecting Wittenburg with Oostenburg. The last year before the ship yard was destroyed.Owner of this watercolor on paper - including the copyrights - is the Amsterdam City Archives - Beeldbank Amsterdam

a lithography print 1 of 5 of the Dutch artist Paul Werner with as subject the oil pollution by the ship Erica circa 2000, neat the coast of France in the North Sea. Paul Werner was strongly connected with the French West coast, he visited frequently in Brittany to paint the sea, the rocks, the shore and the coast.

A view over the Entrepotdok water and border in Amsterdam city, in winter time; black-white lithography made after a sketch; printed in limited edition of 5 printsThe artist lived that time in the neighborhood of this spot.Owner of this lithography print 2/5 - including the copyrights - is the Amsterdam City Archives - Beeldbank Amsterdam

A lithography print, made by Paul Werner, in response to the killing of the young street children by the Brazilian police.Print n.r 1 out of 5.

The Flevopark was a favourite place for Paul Werner to find calm nature not too far away of the city and the district he lived; the Flevopark is located on the North-East border of Amsterdam city.Owner of this watercolor on paper - including the copyrights - is the Amsterdam City Archives - Beeldbank Amsterdam