Gezicht op Amsterdam, gezien vanaf de Amstel 1723 - 1738

This etching, created by Jan Goeree between 1723 and 1738, depicts a panoramic view of Amsterdam as seen from the Amstel River. The artist captures the city's skyline, showcasing its characteristic canals and bridges, and includes a detailed representation of the boats navigating the river. Goeree's work, known for its precise detail and accurate representation of the urban landscape, provides valuable insights into 18th-century Amsterdam. The etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, remains an important example of Dutch cityscape art and a testament to the city's historical significance.