Delftsche Poort en Zuiderkerk te Rotterdam 1862 - 1867

This 19th-century pencil sketch by Isaac Gosschalk depicts the Delft Gate and the Zuiderkerk (South Church) in Rotterdam, Netherlands. The drawing captures the architectural details of these structures with delicate lines. The artist, known for his architectural drawings, skillfully renders the intricacies of the Delft Gate, including the ornate carvings above its archway. The sketch provides a glimpse into the city's architectural landscape during the mid-19th century, offering a valuable record for art historians and urban planners. The delicate lines and meticulous detail in the drawing highlight Gosschalk's technical skill and his interest in documenting the architectural heritage of his time.