Gezicht op het Muntplein van Amsterdam Possibly 1847 - 1884

"Gezicht op het Muntplein van Amsterdam" is an etching by Johan Conrad Greive, showcasing a bustling scene on the Muntplein in Amsterdam, likely sometime between 1847 and 1884. The composition, a characteristic of Greive's style, captures the cityscape from a high vantage point, offering a detailed view of the square and its surroundings, including the iconic Munttoren (Mint Tower) and the bridge. The intricate details and the depiction of daily life with figures walking and carriages passing make the scene particularly engaging, showcasing the artist's meticulous approach to realism. This etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, stands as a testament to Greive's contribution to Dutch art in the 19th century, where he was known for his urban landscapes and city views.