Details van de architectuur van de Waag, het Venuhuis en Doelenhuis te Hoorn 1862 - 1867

This architectural drawing by Isaac Gosschalk from 1862-1867 is a detailed study of the Waag, Venuhuis, and Doelenhuis buildings in Hoorn, Netherlands. The artist meticulously captures the ornate details of these structures, focusing on the decorative elements of cornices, archways, and doorways. The work showcases the craftsmanship of the period and provides a valuable record of the architectural heritage of Hoorn. It is a testament to Gosschalk’s keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of architectural design. This drawing provides a valuable insight into the architectural style of the 17th-century Dutch buildings in Hoorn.