Gezicht op de Amstel bij de runmolen en katoendrukkerij 1708 - 1740

This etching by Dutch artist Matthijs Pool depicts a view of the Amstel River in Amsterdam. The image features a windmill and a cotton-printing factory. The scene, created between 1708 and 1740, showcases the industrial activity of 18th-century Amsterdam, highlighting the city's focus on trade and commerce. The detail and precision of Pool's work capture the essence of Dutch landscape and architectural elements, making it a valuable document of the city's history. The print is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum.