Gezicht op het dorp Hem en gezicht op de kerk te Venhuizen, 1726 1752 - 1792

This etching by Dutch artist Hendrik Spilman depicts two views of the town of Hem and the church in Venhuizen. Created between 1752 and 1792, the print showcases Spilman's detailed approach to architectural representation, capturing the essence of these Dutch landmarks. The piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into 18th-century Dutch village life and serves as a valuable historical document. The distinct architectural features of the church and buildings, along with the surrounding landscapes, are meticulously rendered, highlighting Spilman's talent for architectural etching.