Twee gezichten op de bevroren Amstel te Amsterdam, waarvan één reproductie van een prent door Paulus van Liender 1890 - 1900

This anonymous Dutch artwork from the late 19th century, "Twee gezichten op de bevroren Amstel te Amsterdam, waarvan één reproductie van een prent door Paulus van Liender," depicts two views of the frozen Amstel River in Amsterdam. The top image is a reproduction of a print by Paulus van Liender, showcasing a traditional Dutch cityscape with a frozen canal, buildings, and figures. The lower image is a more contemporary photograph, capturing a similar scene of the frozen river with the architecture of late 19th century Amsterdam. The juxtaposition of the two images highlights the transformation of Amsterdam over time, showcasing the evolving urban landscape while referencing the city's rich history.