View of the Bulwark De Westerbeer, with the Mill De Beer, near the Haarlemmerpoort, Amsterdam c. 1650

Roelant Roghman's "View of the Bulwark De Westerbeer, with the Mill De Beer, near the Haarlemmerpoort, Amsterdam" is a detailed drawing of a Dutch landscape, likely completed around 1650. The artwork captures the charm of a village, featuring a windmill, a canal, a tower, and several houses. The scene, executed in black chalk and wash, highlights the meticulous attention to detail that was characteristic of Roghman's style. This piece offers a glimpse into the everyday life of 17th-century Amsterdam, showcasing its architectural features and the role of windmills in Dutch society.