Gezicht op de Amstel bij herberg de Schulp 1708 - 1740

This etching, created by Matthijs Pool between 1708 and 1740, depicts a view of the Amstel River in Amsterdam, specifically looking towards the Schulpbrug bridge. The scene shows the river, with sailboats and small rowing boats, lined with houses and a windmill in the distance. The work is a classic example of 18th-century Dutch landscape art, showcasing a calm and detailed representation of the city and its surrounding environment. The etching is held in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, Netherlands.