Twee dorpsgezichten te Wommels met Grote Plein en Nederlands Hervormde Kerk 1786 - 1792

This etching, created between 1786 and 1792 by Carel Frederik (I) Bendorp, showcases two views of the village of Wommels in the Netherlands. The top depicts the "Grote Plein" (Main Square), offering a glimpse of the village's layout, while the bottom view highlights the church, showing a more intimate perspective. This detailed and intricate artwork allows viewers to visualize the village's architectural features and daily life during the late 18th century. The work's historical and architectural significance provides a valuable insight into the history and structure of a small Dutch village during the time period.