Achteraanzicht van het Stadhuis van Amsterdam 1695 - 1699

This 17th-century anonymous engraving depicts the rear facade of the Amsterdam City Hall, now known as the Royal Palace. Created between 1695 and 1699, the print offers a detailed view of the building's architectural grandeur, highlighting its numerous windows and decorative elements. The inscription “Het Stadhuis van Amsterdam van achteren” confirms the subject matter. The engraving's inclusion in the Rijksmuseum's collection underscores its historical and artistic significance. The work exemplifies the Dutch Golden Age's fascination with architectural representation, showcasing the city's impressive urban landscape.