Cornelis Beelt
SK-A-2692
Cornelis Beelt's painting "The Departure of Charles II of England from Scheveningen, 2 June 1660" portrays a historical event where King Charles II embarks from Scheveningen to England. The scene is set on a sandy beach bustling with a large crowd, demonstrating the significance of the event. In the foreground, elegantly dressed figures gather around royal coaches, highlighting the grand nature of the occasion. To the right, the church and other buildings of Scheveningen are visible, providing a sense of place. Ships are seen in the background, emphasizing the maritime context of the departure. Painted in oil on canvas, this work captures a pivotal moment in English history, reflecting the excitement and solemnity of royal movement.
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