Cross-section of the Hall on the Dam, taken by the width by carved facade of t Amsterdam Stadt-huys Haer Zy-north facade wegh (title object) width section of the Town Hall on the Dam in Amsterdam. Casts light on some of the interior and the facade of the courtyard of the southern part of the building, seen from the north. The bottom left of the legend A-F. At the bottom of the middle, the title, and a scale bar: 200 Foot Maet. The bottom right of the legend G-L. Bottom right corner shown in the FIG. I. Manufacturer : print maker: Dancker Danckerts (possibly) post maker: Cornelis Danckerts (I)
Cross-section of the Hall on the Dam, taken by the width by carved facade of t Amsterdam Stadt-huys Haer Zy-north facade wegh (title object) width section of the Town Hall on the Dam in Amsterdam. Casts light on some of the interior and the facade of the courtyard of the southern part of the building, seen from the north. The bottom left of the legend A-F. At the bottom of the middle, the title, and a scale bar: 200 Foot Maet. The bottom right of the legend G-L. Bottom right corner shown in the FIG. I. Manufacturer : print maker: Dancker Danckerts (possibly) post maker: Cornelis Danckerts (I) (possibly) to drawing of: Jacob Vennekool to design: Jacob van Camp Publisher: Dancker DanckertsPlaats manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1661 Material: paper Technique: etching / engra (printing process ) Dimensions: plate edge: h 398 mm × W 491 mmToelichtingPrent used: Picture of 't Stadthuys of Amsterdam, in dartigh Coopere Sheets, geordineert by Jacob van Campen; and Geteeckent by Iacob Vennekool. Amsterdam: Dancker Danckerts, 1661. The prints in this publication are initiated by a command - to the four incumbent mayors from the year 1661, a former mayor and the treasurer of the city - and a description of the building. The contract, written by Dancker Danckerts shows that have worked both he and his father Cornelis (I) to the prints. See RP-P-AO-21-13-30 for the corresponding title page. See RP-P-AO-21-13-1 for the corresponding description. See RP-P-AO-21-13-2, RP-P-AO-21-13-3, RP-P-AO-21-13-4, RP-P-AO-21-13-5, RP -P-AO-21-13-6, RP-P-AO-21-13-7, RP-P-AO-21-13-8, RP-P-AO-21-13-9, RP-P -AO-21-13-11, RP-P-AO-21-13-12, RP-P-AO-21-13-13, RP-P-AO-21-13-14, RP-P-AO -21-13-15, RP-P-AO-21-13-16, RP-P-AO-21-13-17, RP-P-AO-21-13-18, RP-P-AO-21 -13-19, RP-P-AO-21-13-20, RP-P-AO-21-13-21, RP-P-AO-21-13-22, RP-P-AO-21-13 -23, R p-P-AO-21-13-24, RP-P-AO-21-13-25, RP-P-AO-21-13-26, RP-P-AO-21-13-27 RP-P-AO-21-13-28 and RP-P-AO-21-13-29 for other prints from this publication. Same state of pri
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