Vooraanzicht van het Rechthuis in Watergraafsmeer 1778

This 1778 engraving by Caspar Jacobsz. Philips depicts the front view of the Rechthuis (court house) in Watergraafsmeer, Netherlands. The detailed architectural drawing showcases the building's symmetrical facade, featuring a central entrance with a classical pediment, rows of windows, and a prominent clock tower. Philips, a renowned Dutch artist, is known for his precise and elegant architectural renderings, contributing to the documentation and appreciation of Dutch architecture during the 18th century. This print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides valuable insight into the building's design and the architectural trends of its time.