Caption

The church of the Evangelical Brotherhood Congregation in Amsterdam, View of the church of the Evangelical Brotherhood Congregation in Amsterdam, print, printmaker: Johan Christoffel Schultsz, publisher: Jan Augustijn Swalm, Amsterdam, 1799, paper, etching, height 165 mm x width 122 mm, View of the building Herengracht 248, which served as the church of the Moravians from 1798, 99 to 1806. Facade after the conversion into a church. Print published in: De Nederlandsche Mercurius, May 1799., church (exterior), A detailed architectural drawing of a multi-story brick building facade with a central entrance approached by a short flight of steps and flanked by low railings, tall rectangular windows on the ground and upper floors, and arched windows on the topmost visible floor; the facade features a triangular pediment and layered cornices at the roofline, decorative pilasters and patterned brickwork across the surface, neighboring building facades visible at the sides with similarly patterned windows, and a rectangular framed panel at the bottom edge of the image.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B33_126

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Keywords

church Evangelical Brotherhood Congregation Amsterdam View print printmaker Johan Christoffel Schultsz publisher Jan Augustijn Swalm 1799 paper etching height 165 mm x width 122 mm building Herengracht 248 served Moravians 1798 99 1806 Facade conversion Print published in De Nederlandsche Mercurius exterior detailed architectural drawing multi-story brick building facade central entrance approached short flight steps flanked low railings tall rectangular windows ground upper floors arched windows topmost visible floor facade features triangular pediment layered cornices roofline decorative pilasters patterned brickwork across surface neighboring building facades visible sides similarly patterned windows rectangular framed panel bottom edge image