De Armenische Kerk, Krom Boomssloot 22 te Amsterdam 1870 - 1926

Willem Wenckebach’s “De Armenische Kerk, Krom Boomssloot 22 te Amsterdam” depicts the Armenian Church in Amsterdam. A single figure stands in the street, adding a sense of scale to the detailed depiction of the building and its surrounding canal. The artist utilizes a detailed hatching technique to create depth and dimension, showcasing the architectural features of the building and the cobblestones. The drawing is held in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and is a fascinating example of Wenckebach's architectural drawings, depicting the city's rich history.