Gezicht over de Lek op de dorpen Lopik, Jaarsveld, Tienhoven, Ameide en het Huis Herlaer 1745

"Gezicht over de Lek op de dorpen Lopik, Jaarsveld, Tienhoven, Ameide en het Huis Herlaer," a 1745 etching by Dutch artist Jan de Beijer, depicts a panoramic view of the Lek River with the towns of Lopik, Jaarsveld, Tienhoven, and Ameide in the distance. The artwork, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, captures a tranquil scene of the Dutch countryside with a focus on the waterways and surrounding villages. De Beijer's detailed depiction showcases the beauty of the natural landscape, highlighting the importance of water transportation and the picturesque nature of the Dutch countryside.