The small Fish Market on the Corner of the Brouwersgracht and Singel, Amsterdam 1826

Johannes Jelgerhuis's "The small Fish Market on the Corner of the Brouwersgracht and Singel, Amsterdam" (1826) depicts a bustling scene in the Dutch capital. This oil-on-canvas painting captures the daily life of Amsterdam's fish market, with a crowd of people gathered under a series of market stalls. The scene is framed by the waterfront, showcasing the iconic canal system, and is further characterized by the imposing cityscape in the background. This work is a testament to Jelgerhuis's skill in depicting urban life and is representative of 19th century Dutch realism.