Gezicht op de Rotterdamse Poort en Ketelpoort te Delft c. 1829 - 1840

This anonymous 19th-century drawing, created sometime between 1829 and 1840, depicts a view of the Rotterdam Gate and Ketel Gate in Delft, Netherlands. The detailed depiction of the city's canal system, complete with a drawbridge, is a hallmark of Dutch landscape art, showcasing the interconnectedness of water and urban life. The inclusion of a windmill further highlights the region's reliance on water-powered technology. While the artist remains unknown, this captivating drawing offers a glimpse into the historical urban landscape of Delft, capturing its architectural features and everyday activities.