The Hague Bluff

The Hague Bluff
This unique illustration captures the magic of the Haagsche Bluf in The Hague. Named after the famous local dessert made of stiffly beaten egg whites with berry juice, the Haagsche Bluf inspired this playful and distinctive street scene.

In the drawing, illustrator Melanie Drent has combined all the houses into one new, harmonious street. The abstract glass facades have been omitted, allowing the historic facades to come together in a whimsical composition. The result is an illustration full of details, ornaments, and historical charm. Perfect for lovers of Dutch architecture and design.

Drawn in black ink and printed on Hahnemühle, high quality museum-grade paper.

Quality
Age-resistant, lightfast, and acid-free. Made to last a lifetime.

Sizes
Available in three sizes: 50 × 40 cm, and 70 × 50 cm

Please note: The 50 × 40 cm print has slightly more white space visible at the top and especially at the bottom of the houses, while the 70 × 50 cm format is larger and fits more snugly within the frame.

The fine art print shown in the interior photo is 70 by 50 cm, framed in a 91 by 61 cm frame.

The prints are sold unframed and are intended purely as inspiration.