Stadsmuur te Zwolle langs het Zwarte Water, nabij de Diezerbuitenpoort c. 1631 - 1633

"Stadsmuur te Zwolle langs het Zwarte Water, nabij de Diezerbuitenpoort" is a pen drawing by Gerard ter Borch II, created between 1631 and 1633. The artwork, which is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a city wall in Zwolle, Netherlands, with a tower and a gatehouse. The drawing is characterized by precise lines and a sense of realism. The depiction of the city wall is a testament to the importance of fortifications in the Netherlands during this period. The artwork is a valuable historical document, offering a glimpse into the architecture and urban landscape of 17th-century Zwolle.