Ruïne van de Nieuwe Lutherse Kerk te Amsterdam na de brand in 1822, vanaf de Stromarkt 1822 - 1823

This anonymous 19th-century engraving depicts the ruins of the New Lutheran Church in Amsterdam after a devastating fire in 1822. The artwork, housed in the Rijksmuseum, presents a detailed view of the church's remains from the Stromarkt, showcasing the damaged exterior and the surrounding buildings. The depiction offers a glimpse into the aftermath of the fire and highlights the impact of this significant event on the city's architectural landscape. The composition, characterized by the use of linear perspective and meticulous detail, positions the viewer as an observer of the scene, emphasizing the scale and impact of the fire.