Portret van de architect Jacob Vennekool met een ontwerp voor het stadhuis op de Dam c. 1648 - 1665

This etching by Salomon Savery depicts the architect Jacob Vennekool, a notable figure in 17th-century Amsterdam. Vennekool is portrayed holding a ruler and compass, suggesting his profession, with a drawing for the Amsterdam City Hall on the Dam square displayed on the table before him. This intricate work showcases Savery's skill in capturing detail and conveying the importance of Vennekool's contributions to the city's architectural landscape. The portrait's inscription further highlights Vennekool's accomplishments, adding a layer of historical context to the artwork.