Waterput bij de stadsmuur te Bacharach 1663

Lambert Doomer's "Waterput bij de stadsmuur te Bacharach" is a detailed pen and wash drawing depicting a well outside the city wall of Bacharach, Germany. Doomer, a Dutch artist who lived from 1624 to 1700, is known for his topographical drawings, which often showcase the architecture and people of his time. The drawing shows a well with a stone archway, steps leading up to it, and a woman with a bucket of water. The light and shadows create a sense of depth and realism, while the use of pen and wash allows for delicate details and textures. The overall composition emphasizes the architectural features of the city wall and the well, providing a glimpse into the daily life of the people living in Bacharach in the 17th century.