Aanstaande Eenheid en Onverdeelbaarheid, van het Bataafs Gemenebest en de Alliantie, decoratie op het Stadhuis op de Dam, 1795 1795
noachvanderiimeer
aged paper
toned paper
muted colour palette
parchment
old engraving style
retro 'vintage design
personal sketchbook
nude colour palette
historical fashion
storyboard and sketchbook work
Noach van der Meer (II) created this architectural drawing, "Aanstaande Eenheid en Onverdeelbaarheid, van het Bataafs Gemenebest en de Alliantie, decoratie op het Stadhuis op de Dam, 1795" in 1795. The drawing depicts a plan for the decoration of the Amsterdam Town Hall, a monumental building on the Dam square. The image captures a facade with classical features and windows, adorned with garlands and two oval medallions representing the unity of the Batavian Republic and the Alliance. This drawing is a historical record of architectural design and civic pride during the Batavian Republic, a period of significant political change in the Netherlands. The drawing is part of the Rijksmuseum collection.
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