A visual historical rendition
Have you always wondered what the Herengracht and Keizersgracht looked like around 1750? And what they look like now? The panoramic photographs of the buildings along these canals have been placed above the drawings by Caspar Philips. These drawings were made and published around 1768. See what remains of the old grandeur and how `innovation` can also lead to deterioration. In a short introduction, information is provided on the formation, history and growth of Amsterdam based on maps.
Want to know more about a building? Look up the building using the QR code or a short link on the partner site AmsterdamseGrachtenHuizen.info

Taal / Language : English

Extra informatie:  Hardback 184 pagina's Met illustraties September 2017 1246 gram 302 x 219 x 23 mm AmsterdamseGrachtenhuizen.info

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