Façade of the Bergpoort
The Groningen Herenpoort(other side) is paired with the outer side of the Deventer city gate, called Bergpoort. The eagle in the frieze was meant to underscore Deventer’s status as a so-called ‘free city-state’. A city-state fell under the direct authority of the Holy Roman Empire. Although this distinction was no longer relevant in the 17th century, it was still a source of ongoing pride.
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Façade of the Bergpoort
The Groningen Herenpoort(other side) is paired with the outer side of the Deventer city gate, called Bergpoort. The eagle in the frieze was meant to underscore Deventer’s status as a so-called ‘free city-state’. A city-state fell under the direct authority of the Holy Roman Empire. Although this distinction was no longer relevant in the 17th century, it was still a source of ongoing pride.
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De Groningse Herenpoort (ander ...... erd er nog graag mee gepronkt.
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The Groningen Herenpoort(other ...... ill a source of ongoing pride.
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BK-NM-8647
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Rijksmuseum
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1619 - 1885
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Façade of the Bergpoort
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Façade van de Bergpoort
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created
1619
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1619
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breedte 900 cm
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height 850 cm
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hoogte 850 cm
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width 900 cm
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Collectie: bouwfragmenten
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temporal
eerste kwart 17e eeuw
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first quarter 17th century
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