Bouwval van de walmuur over de rivier de Berdeel te Zutphen 1809 - 1869

This black and white lithograph by Dutch artist Alexander Cranendoncq depicts the ruins of a fortified bridge over the Berkel River in Zutphen, Netherlands. The detailed engraving, which measures 150 mm high and 205 mm wide, shows the crumbling stone arches and towers of the bridge, with a boat and figures in the foreground. The artwork's focus on the ruins of a once-important structure evokes a sense of historical significance and the passage of time, making it a valuable visual record of the city's past. The work is a fine example of landscape art from the 19th century and is currently housed at the Rijksmuseum.