Kerk te Sloterdijk 1607

This 1607 pen and ink drawing by Claes Jansz. Visscher depicts the Church of Sloterdijk, a small village near Amsterdam. The detailed view of the church, with its tall steeple and simple brick facade, highlights Visscher's meticulous approach to architectural drawing. The artist's inscription "Sloterdycker. Kerk" at the bottom confirms the subject of the piece. This drawing showcases Visscher's skill in capturing the distinct features of Dutch architecture, reflecting the artistic trends of the early 17th century.