Afbeelding van de Luthersche Nieuwe Kerk, te Amsterdam 1761 - 1804

This detailed etching, created by Hermanus Numan between 1761 and 1804, depicts the Lutheran New Church in Amsterdam, known for its distinctive domed structure. The print provides a comprehensive view of the church, showcasing its grand architectural details, surrounding buildings, and the bustling street scene. The artist, Hermanus Numan, a prominent figure in the Dutch art scene, captures the city's urban landscape and architectural splendor with precise and meticulous detail, demonstrating his skill in the art of etching. This print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a valuable glimpse into the architectural and urban fabric of 18th-century Amsterdam. The image showcases the church's dome, a prominent feature of the city's skyline. This historical print is a testament to the artistic traditions of etching and provides a glimpse into the architectural heritage of Amsterdam.