Panorama van Amsterdam 1847 - 1891

Johan Conrad Greive's "Panorama van Amsterdam" (1847-1891) is a detailed black and white lithograph depicting a bird's-eye view of the Dutch capital. Greive, a Dutch artist known for his cityscapes and architectural drawings, captures the cityscape's intricate details with a precise and masterful hand, showcasing the canals, bridges, and buildings that define Amsterdam's urban fabric. This meticulously crafted work offers a glimpse into the city's history and provides a unique perspective on its dynamic urban layout. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, the artwork stands as a testament to Greive's skill and a valuable historical record of Amsterdam's 19th-century urban landscape.