Vooraanzicht van een koepelkerk voor op de Botermarkt te Amsterdam 1736

This 1736 architectural drawing by Joost van Sassen shows the proposed design for a domed church to be built in Amsterdam. The drawing depicts a grand, imposing structure featuring a tall, central spire with a clock face, a domed roof, and ornate facade. The church would have been a significant landmark in the city, showcasing the architectural advancements of the time. The detailed depiction, including the surrounding buildings and the clock face, allows for a clear understanding of the intended scale and visual impact of the church. This architectural design is a prime example of the grandeur and artistic expression prevalent in Dutch architecture during the 18th century.