De Bouworde Van 't Stadhuis Van Amsterdam, En De Smaak Der Nederlanderen: Ten Opzigte Der Konsten En Weetenschappen, Verdedigd, Tegen De Ongegronde Be

In this defense of the arts and sciences in the Netherlands, Cornelis Ploos van Amstel argues that the design of the Amsterdam City Hall is a testament to the city's taste and sophistication. He refutes criticisms from a letter written by a certain Mr. C, who accused the Dutch of lacking in culture and artistic skill. This work is a valuable historical perspective on Dutch art and architecture.
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