Ronde Lutherse kerk en de Haringpakkerstoren te Amsterdam 1760

This 1760 etching by Paulus van Liender depicts the New Lutheran Church and the Haringpakkerstoren (Herring Packer's Tower) in Amsterdam. The scene showcases the city's canals, a central feature of Amsterdam's urban landscape. The artist masterfully captures the architectural details of the buildings, and the delicate foliage of the trees, creating a sense of depth and perspective. This work, a prime example of 18th-century Dutch cityscape art, offers viewers a glimpse into the architecture and daily life of Amsterdam during that period. The print's Dutch and French titles indicate its appeal to a wider audience beyond the Netherlands.