Vergelijking van de oude brandspuiten met Van der Heydens slangenbrandspuit 1685 - 1690
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Jan van der Heyden's "Vergelijking van de oude brandspuiten met Van der Heydens slangenbrandspuit" (Comparison of Old Fire Engines with Van der Heyden's Hose Fire Engine) is a detailed pen and ink drawing, housed in the Rijksmuseum, that showcases the revolutionary fire-fighting technology of the 17th century. The drawing highlights the contrast between traditional hand-pumped fire engines and Van der Heyden's new and more efficient system, featuring hoses. Van der Heyden, a renowned Dutch artist and inventor, is known for his meticulous depictions of urban life, often incorporating technological advancements. This drawing exemplifies his interest in capturing the advancements of his time, specifically those related to public safety and infrastructure. It offers a glimpse into the evolution of fire-fighting techniques and the ingenuity that characterized the Dutch Golden Age.
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