View of the side of the new Amsterdam Theater on the Leidseplein, 1774, Image of the Nieuwen Amsterdamschen Schouwburg, seen from the Leidsche Straat (title on object), View of the side of the Amsterdam Theater on the Leidseplein, inaugurated on September 15, 1774 , seen from Leidsestraat. The Leidsepoort is on the left in the background. This city theater was built to replace the theater on the Keizersgracht that burned down in 1772 and burned down itself in 1890. In the left foreground, Swarte Klaas is sitting on his stool smoking a pipe. Behind him on the right is Prulla, another well-known street figure from that time, with her speaking trumpet., print maker: Noach van der Meer (II), after own design by: Noach van der Meer (II), publisher: Gerrit Warnars, Amsterdam, 1774 - 1775, paper, etching, engraving, height 196 mm × width 266 mm, print
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View, side, new Amsterdam Theater, Leidseplein, 1774, Image, Nieuwen Amsterdamschen Schouwburg, Leidsche Straat, title, object, Amsterdam Theater, inaugurated, September 15, Leidsestraat, Leidsepoort, left, background, city theater, built, replace, theater, Keizersgracht, burned down, 1772, burned down itself, 1890, left foreground, Swarte Klaas, sitting, stool smoking, pipe, right, Prulla, another well-, street figure, time, speaking trumpet, print maker, Noach van der Meer, Ii, own design, publisher, Gerrit Warnars, Amsterdam, 1774 - 1775, paper, etching, engraving, height 196 mm ×, width, 266 mm, print
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