Jan van der Heyden

Jan van der Heyden, born in 1637 in Gorinchem and died in 1712 in Amsterdam, was a Dutch painter known for his cityscapes and architectural scenes. His works, such as 'View of Amsterdam' and 'The Dam Square in Amsterdam,' are admired for their detailed realism and atmospheric effects, capturing the essence of Dutch urban life and architecture. Van der Heyden's contributions to Dutch art and his exploration of city and landscape themes have made him a celebrated figure in the Golden Age, reflecting the elegance and precision of his time.