Town Hall, Amsterdam

The Town Hall, planned as the "eighth wonder," housed city functions, was built in Dutch Classicism, and now serves as a museum and monument.

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The Oude Stadhuis in Amsterdam is a 1657 painting by Pieter Jansz. Saenredam, based on a drawing he made of the Old Town Hall on Dam Square over six days in ...

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This essay analyzes Pieter Saenredam's The Old Town Hall of Amsterdam (1657) together with its pendant, the dedication poem by Constantijn Huygens.

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The dilapidated town hall had in the meantime been destroyed by fire and replaced by a new monumental one (now the Palace on Dam Square).

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It is situated on the west side of Dam Square in the centre of Amsterdam, opposite the War Memorial and next to the Nieuwe Kerk.

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Saenredam was a successful painter. On 30-31 July 1658 he sold his famous portrayal of the old town hall of Amsterdam (shown here) for 400 guilders to the ...

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The town hall of Amsterdam (now Royal Palace), was built between 1648 and 1655 after a design of Jacob van Campen, to replace the old town hall.

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The Town Hall, planned as the "eighth wonder," housed city functions, is now a palace/museum, and is a Dutch Classicism design with a symmetrical structure.

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Rembrandt's drawing of the Ruins of the Old Town Hall of Amsterdam, dated 1652, was made after its destruction by fire. He later decorated the new building.

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The Town Hall of Amsterdam was one of the largest buildings in Europe. The façade is 79 metres wide and 55 metres high to the top of the tower.

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