Plattegrond met de tweede laag van een koepelkerk voor op de Botermarkt te Amsterdam c. 1700 - 1705

This architectural drawing by Daniël Stopendaal is a floor plan of a domed church in Amsterdam. Created around 1700, the design features a unique octagonal layout with eight radiating sections leading to a central circular core. The intricate network of walls and openings within the octagon suggests a complex interior space. This detailed plan provides a glimpse into the architectural vision and design principles of the Dutch Golden Age, demonstrating the artistry and ingenuity of the period. The drawing is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum.