Zaal op overwelfde kelder staand in water 1562 - 1601

This 16th-century engraving, created by either Johannes or Lucas van Doetechum, depicts a grand, arched structure in a Dutch city. The artwork, titled "Zaal op overwelfde kelder staand in water," showcases the architectural style of the time, with intricate details and a focus on perspective. The building is situated near a canal, giving the viewer a sense of the urban environment in which it existed. "Zaal op overwelfde kelder staand in water" is an example of the architectural drawings popular during the Renaissance, highlighting the growing interest in documenting and understanding the built world.