Gezicht op de Geldersekade en Schreierstoren in Amsterdam 1875 - 1930

This anonymous photograph, titled "Gezicht op de Geldersekade en Schreierstoren in Amsterdam" (View of the Geldersekade and Schreierstoren in Amsterdam), captures a picturesque scene of Amsterdam's waterways. Taken sometime between 1875 and 1930, the image showcases the iconic Schreierstoren (Weeping Tower), a 15th-century tower historically used for the storage and sale of goods, and its immediate surroundings. The Geldersekade, a canal running parallel to the tower, is lined with trees and buildings, and several boats are moored on the water, offering a glimpse of daily life in the city. The photograph's sepia tones and detailed composition offer a timeless view of the Amsterdam cityscape, emphasizing the city's enduring charm. The photograph is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, making it accessible to art enthusiasts and historians alike.