Gezicht op de stadswal en Sonnenborgh te Utrecht 1773 - 1792

This 18th-century etching by Hendrik Spilman depicts a view of the Singel canal in Utrecht, Netherlands, with the Sonnenborgh observatory in the background. Created between 1773 and 1792, the artwork provides a glimpse into the city's landscape during the Dutch Golden Age. The detailed etching showcases the canal's serene waters, lined with trees and buildings, and the iconic Sonnenborgh, a testament to the city's scientific advancements. This small-scale print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates Spilman's talent for capturing the picturesque aspects of his surroundings.