Gezigt van het dorp Slooten / Gezigt van de Sparwouder Poort, te Haarlem 1761 - 1804

This engraving, created by the heirs of the widow Jacobus van Egmont, depicts two scenes: a view of the village of Slooten and a view of the Sparwouder Gate in Haarlem. The artwork, a Dutch print from 1761 to 1804, provides a glimpse into the rural landscape and urban architecture of the Netherlands. The detailed lines and precise perspective create a realistic representation of the scenes, highlighting the importance of these locations in the Dutch landscape. This print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers valuable insight into the history and geography of the Netherlands during this period.