Gezicht op de Dorpstraat te Amstelveen after 1727

This etching by Abraham Rademaker depicts a view of the village street of Amstelveen, a town near Amsterdam, as seen after 1727. The print provides a glimpse into the daily life of the village, showing people going about their daily activities. The viewer can see the houses and buildings, the trees lining the street, and the people interacting with each other. This detailed rendering provides a fascinating historical record of a 18th-century Dutch village. The artwork, located in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Rademaker's ability to capture the essence of everyday life. The print is a fine example of the genre of vedute, a type of cityscape art, and illustrates the visual richness of Dutch landscape art.