Gezichten op Spaarndam en Bloemendaal 1762 - 1763

"Gezichten op Spaarndam en Bloemendaal" is a set of three etchings by Dutch artist Hendrik Spilman, created between 1762 and 1763. The etchings depict views of Spaarndam, a village near Haarlem, Netherlands, from different perspectives. The first etching shows a long view of Spaarndam from afar, with a fence in the foreground and several figures standing in the distance. The second etching shows a closer view of Spaarndam, with a river and boats visible in the foreground. The third etching shows the village of Bloemendaal, located nearby Spaarndam. These etchings are considered to be examples of Spilman's detailed and accurate depictions of Dutch landscapes, which were popular during his lifetime. The etchings are currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.