Ronde Lutherse kerk en enige huizen te Amsterdam 1828 - 1897

Adrianus Eversen's watercolor painting, "Ronde Lutherse kerk en enige huizen te Amsterdam," captures the architectural character of Amsterdam in the 19th century. The painting showcases the distinctive gabled facades of traditional Dutch houses, with the Ronde Lutherse kerk, a prominent church, visible in the background. Eversen's use of soft, muted tones creates a sense of tranquility and emphasizes the intimate scale of the street scene, where figures are depicted going about their daily lives. The artwork, dated 1828 - 1897, is a testament to Eversen's keen observation of his surroundings and his ability to translate the beauty of Amsterdam's urban landscape onto paper.