Caption
Interior of the Remonstrant (Arminian) Church in Amsterdam, Remonstrant or Arminian Church, print, book illustration, Interior of the Remonstrant or Arminian Church on the Keizersgracht in Amsterdam. Above a banner with the title., printmaker: attributed to Jan Veenhuysen, Amsterdam, publisher: Marcus Willemsz. Doornick (possibly), 1664, Attributed to, paper, engraving, height 117 mm x width 136 mm, Current state of print also used in: Fockens, Melchior. Description of the widely renowned merchant city of Amsterdam, of its first principles since the year 1203. Old privileges, 1664. And in: Zesen, Philipp von. Description of the widely renowned merchant city of Amsterdam, 1664. Second known state (with addition of French title) also used in: Domselaer, Tobias and Isaac Commelin. Description of Amsterdam: its first origin from the house of the lords of Aemstel and Aemstellant (…). 6 volumes. Amsterdam: Marcus Willemsz van Doornick, 1665. Third known state (numbered 18 at the top right) also used in various later seventeenth- and eighteenth-century publications., interior of church, Protestant Churches and denominations (with NAME), Remonstrant Church (Amsterdam), Arminian Church, A detailed black and white etching of an interior viewed through a large window divided by mullions, showing a multi-level hall with arches and vaulted ceilings, rows of columns and balustrades, staircases, chandeliers, and multiple small windows along the right wall; several small human figures stand or walk inside the space, and an oval stamp in red ink appears near the lower left of the image.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B34_245
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