Gezicht op de Stads Geschut en Korenhuizen te Amsterdam op de hoek van de Brouwersgracht c. 1693

This anonymous etching from circa 1693, titled “Gezicht op de Stads Geschut en Korenhuizen te Amsterdam op de hoek van de Brouwersgracht,” depicts a detailed view of the city of Amsterdam, specifically focusing on the city's arsenal and granaries. The intricate details of the buildings and canal create a sense of urban life and showcase the importance of these structures to the city's economy and defense. The inscription "Stads Wapen ofte Artillerie Huysen" (City Arms or Artillery Houses) further highlights the significance of the depicted buildings. This etching is a valuable glimpse into the architecture and urban landscape of 17th-century Amsterdam.