Gezicht op het Athenaeum Illustre te Amsterdam by Jacob van Meurs

Gezicht op het Athenaeum Illustre te Amsterdam 1663 - 1664

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aged paper

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pen drawing

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mechanical pen drawing

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pen illustration

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pen sketch

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old engraving style

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personal sketchbook

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pen-ink sketch

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pen work

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storyboard and sketchbook work

Jacob van Meurs's "Gezicht op het Athenaeum Illustre te Amsterdam," a 17th-century etching, depicts the Athenaeum Illustre, a renowned Amsterdam school, as seen from the canal. The detailed depiction of the building's facade, the surrounding trees, and the bustling canal scene showcase van Meurs's mastery of architectural and topographical illustration. The artwork provides a glimpse into the architectural landscape of Amsterdam during the Golden Age and the importance of education in Dutch society. The etching is a testament to the artistic legacy of Jacob van Meurs, a prolific Dutch artist known for his cityscapes and architectural prints.

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