Hier kunt g'o lieve jeugd! een zestal kunstgebouwen, / Tot uw verlusting, in deze prent beschouwen 1806 - 1858

This print by Willem Carl Wansleven, created between 1806 and 1858, features six illustrations of notable architectural structures. Each scene is presented within a separate frame and accompanied by a caption in Dutch, providing a brief description of the depicted landmark. The scenes depict the architecture of the city of Zutphen, along with the Brandenburg Gate in Berlin. This colorful print, measuring 419 mm in height and 338 mm in width, highlights the artistry of Wansleven, a well-known Dutch artist who specialized in architectural views. Wansleven's detailed depictions of these iconic structures offer a glimpse into the architectural styles and grandeur of the early 19th century. The work is a valuable example of early 19th-century printmaking and a testament to Wansleven's skill in capturing the essence of these prominent buildings.