Part of the gallery around the Citizens in the City Hall on the Dam The Galdery uyt Groote Sael siende, north (title object) Part of the gallery around the Citizens in the City Hall on the Dam in Amsterdam. View from the eastern corridor to the northern corner of the gallery with the image of Saturn. In the gallery walking and talking figures. Under the title of a scale bar: 20 Foot Maet. Bottom right noticed: W. The title was removed by hand and translated in hand-written French tekst. Manufacturer : print maker: Dancker Danckerts (possibly) post maker: Cornelis Danckerts (I) (possibly) to dr

Part of the gallery around the Citizens in the City Hall on the Dam The Galdery uyt Groote Sael siende, north (title object) Part of the gallery around the Citizens in the City Hall on the Dam in Amsterdam. View from the eastern corridor to the northern corner of the gallery with the image of Saturn. In the gallery walking and talking figures. Under the title of a scale bar: 20 Foot Maet. Bottom right noticed: W. The title was removed by hand and translated in hand-written French tekst. Manufacturer : print maker: Dancker Danckerts (possibly) post maker: Cornelis Danckerts (I) (possibly) to drawing of: Jacob Vennekool to design: Jacob van Camp In view: Artus (I) publisher: Dancker Danckertsuitgever: Frederick WitPlaats manufacture: Amsterdam Date: 1661 - 1706 Physical features: etching and engra, with pen in black and pencil material: paper pencil ink Technique: etching / engra (printing process) / pen Dimensions: plate edge: h 396 mm × W 227 mmToelichtingPrent or 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. * Or: Picture of 't Stadthuys of Amsterdam, in dartigh Coopere Sheets, geordineert by Jacob van Campen; and Geteeckent by Iacob Vennekool. Amsterdam: Frederik de Wit, [1666-1706]. * In this first edition, the prints 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. Subsequent state of print used in: Construction painter and beeldhouwkonst from City Hall to Amsteldam, exhibits CIX figures (...). Amsterdam: Covens & Mortier and Covens Jr., [1774-1783]. Subsequent state of print used in: Architecture of painting and sculpture Maison de Ville d'Amsterdam, representee and CIX. figures and waist-douce (...)

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