Gezichten op de Regulierspoort in Amsterdam 1760

This detailed etching by Jan Goeree depicts the Regulierspoort gate in Amsterdam in 1760. The artist was a prominent figure in the Dutch Golden Age, known for his precise and realistic depictions of urban landscapes. The artwork showcases the gate itself, along with surrounding buildings and a nearby windmill, providing a glimpse into the city's architecture and urban life of the time. The inscription highlights the specific details of the Regulierspoort gate, including the "Roodebrug" (Red Bridge) and "Halfrond" (half-circle), alluding to the historical significance of this location.