De Nieuwe Kerk te Den Haag 1663 - 1670

This etching by Cornelis Elandts, a Dutch artist active in the late 17th century, depicts the Nieuwe Kerk in The Hague, Netherlands. Created between 1663 and 1670, the artwork offers a detailed view of the church, showcasing its architectural features and surrounding cityscape. The perspective, likely taken from a nearby canal, emphasizes the church's grand scale and its prominent position within the urban landscape. Elandts's careful rendering of the architectural details and the bustling scene captures the essence of the church's importance to the community.