Jan van Lokhorst was born in Utrecht in 1837 and lived and worked there until around 1872, before moving to Brussels. He became especially known for his painted and drawn city views of Utrecht, as well as landscapes around the city. This etching belongs to that Utrecht-focused body of work, showing the Wittevrouwenpoort, one of Utrecht’s former city gates, from outside the city wall.

This reproduction is part of our range of art postcards and prints from Utrecht. It is printed on glossy high-quality art card made sustainably from agricultural waste fibres. The format is A6, 105 × 148 mm, making it suitable for sending as well as framing.

Rijksmuseum collection: RP-P-OB-46.337