Afgebrande gebouwen aan de Visbrug te Leiden, 1766 1766

This etching by Johannes van Hiltrop depicts the aftermath of a fire in Leiden, Netherlands, on October 3, 1766. The artwork showcases the damaged buildings on the Visbrug (Fish Bridge) following the devastating blaze. The print captures the sense of destruction and the immediate response of the community, with people gathered in the foreground, surveying the scene. This piece provides a historical snapshot of a significant event in Leiden's past, offering insight into the city's architecture and its resilience.