Plattegrond van de Botermarkt te Amsterdam met ontwerp voor een koepelkerk c. 1700 - 1705

This detailed architectural drawing, created by Dutch artist Daniël Stopendaal around the turn of the 18th century, depicts a proposed design for a domed church in Amsterdam’s Botermarkt. The plan, displayed in the Rijksmuseum, presents a bird's-eye view of the proposed structure, showcasing its octagonal shape and internal layout. This architectural design exemplifies the blend of classical and Baroque elements prevalent in Dutch architecture during this period. The drawing serves as a valuable historical document, offering insight into the artistic and architectural aspirations of the time.