Gezicht op Zierikzee, 1743 1751 - 1760

This detailed etching, "Gezicht op Zierikzee," was created between 1751 and 1760 by Dutch artist Jan Caspar Philips. The artwork depicts a panoramic view of the city of Zierikzee, located in the Netherlands, showcasing its architecture, harbor, and surrounding landscape. Philips' use of precise lines and meticulous detail, characteristic of his style, creates a realistic representation of the city's urban fabric and its connection to the sea. The etching serves as a historical document capturing the city's appearance during the 18th century and highlighting the significance of the harbor in the town's economy and identity. This print currently resides in the renowned Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.