Gezicht op het meisjeshuis van het Burgerweeshuis te Amsterdam c. 1770 - 1783

Cornelis Bogerts's "Gezicht van het Meysjes Burger-Weeshuys," depicts the facade of the Burgerweeshuis, an orphanage for girls in Amsterdam. Dating back to 1770-1783, the etching is a precise representation of the building, highlighting its architectural details and the activities of the girls in the courtyard. It was a popular subject in the 18th century as it reflected the city's social landscape and philanthropic endeavors. The artwork is held in the Rijksmuseum, offering viewers a glimpse into the past of Amsterdam and its social institutions.