Allegorie op de hulp verstrekt aan katholieke armen te Amsterdam, 5 december 1787 1787 - 1789

"Allegorie op de hulp verstrekt aan katholieke armen te Amsterdam, 5 december 1787" is an engraving created between 1787 and 1789 by Noach van der (II) Meer, a Dutch artist known for his allegorical works. This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts a scene of charity and generosity with a female figure, likely representing the city of Amsterdam, seated on a throne and bestowing aid upon the poor. The scene, filled with symbolic imagery and dramatic lighting, reflects the Dutch Golden Age's tradition of depicting charitable works, showcasing the city's commitment to social welfare.