Original artwork by Friedrich Bernard Werner, printed (engraved) by E. Dankers.
Amsterdam, Netherlands (Circa 1680)
77” x 19.25” (framed)
This engraving depicts Amsterdam during its Golden Age, a period of immense wealth and influence for the Dutch Republic. The city was a major center for trade, finance, and culture, with its port bustling with ships from around the world. The detailed depiction of the cityscape and harbor reflects the city's prosperity and its importance as a global maritime power.
Engravings like this were popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, serving as both artistic representations and historical records. They were often commissioned by wealthy patrons or produced for wider distribution, showcasing the grandeur of major cities. The Latin inscription further emphasizes the city's status and the engraver's intent to capture its magnificence.
To inquire about pricing and availability, please email BALL HILL The Arcade at info@ballhill.com.
Original artwork by Friedrich Bernard Werner, printed (engraved) by E. Dankers.
Amsterdam, Netherlands (Circa 1680)
77” x 19.25” (framed)
This engraving depicts Amsterdam during its Golden Age, a period of immense wealth and influence for the Dutch Republic. The city was a major center for trade, finance, and culture, with its port bustling with ships from around the world. The detailed depiction of the cityscape and harbor reflects the city's prosperity and its importance as a global maritime power.
Engravings like this were popular in the 17th and 18th centuries, serving as both artistic representations and historical records. They were often commissioned by wealthy patrons or produced for wider distribution, showcasing the grandeur of major cities. The Latin inscription further emphasizes the city's status and the engraver's intent to capture its magnificence.
To inquire about pricing and availability, please email BALL HILL The Arcade at info@ballhill.com.