Twee gezichten op Vlaardingen 1745 - 1775

"Twee gezichten op Vlaardingen" (Two Views of Vlaardingen), created by Jan Caspar Philips between 1745-1775, is an etching depicting the Dutch town of Vlaardingen from two different perspectives. The top view shows the town from the west, overlooking the Maas-Sluissen Dyk, while the bottom view portrays Vlaardingen from the east, showing the Schiedamsen Dyk. Both views showcase the town's layout, the surrounding landscape, and the bustling activity of the time, illustrating a significant urban center during the Dutch Golden Age. The print currently resides in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcasing the city's artistic heritage.