Outside the Sawmill Gate in Amsterdam Possibly 1671

"Outside the Sawmill Gate in Amsterdam" is a pen and brown wash drawing by Abraham van Dijck, dating back to possibly 1671. It depicts a typical Dutch scene, with a canal, bridge, and buildings. The composition is characteristic of van Dijck's style, with a focus on detail and a sense of realism. The use of brown wash gives the drawing a sense of depth and atmosphere, creating a feeling of calm and tranquility. The drawing captures the daily life of people in Amsterdam during the Golden Age, highlighting the importance of waterways and trade in the city.