Molens op de wal aan weerszijden van de Morspoort te Leiden 1668 - 1697

This pen and ink drawing by Jan de Bisschop, titled "Molens op de wal aan weerszijden van de Morspoort te Leiden," depicts a scene from the Dutch Golden Age, showcasing the iconic windmills of Leiden. The detailed depiction of the windmills and the Morspoort, a gate in the city walls, provides a glimpse into the urban landscape of 17th-century Leiden. This meticulous drawing is a testament to De Bisschop's skill and highlights the Dutch fascination with their technological advancements and rural landscapes. The drawing is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.