A Street in the Jewish Quarter, Amsterdam 1901

Auguste-Louis Lepère's 1901 etching, "A Street in the Jewish Quarter, Amsterdam," depicts a bustling scene in the city's Jewish quarter. The print captures the architectural details of the neighborhood, with its narrow streets and storefronts, along with the everyday lives of its residents. Lepère was a noted French printmaker known for his detailed black and white etchings that focused on scenes from everyday life. This artwork is a fine example of his mastery of this technique, demonstrating his ability to capture both the beauty and the grit of urban life. The Art Institute of Chicago is home to this piece, which exemplifies Lepère's artistic style and the social and cultural significance of his work.