North wall of the Court of Justice in the Town Hall on the Dam

The northern wall of the Vierschaar in the Town Hall on the Dam in Amsterdam. At the bottom center the throne. Above it a representation with the Amsterdam Maiden in the center on a pedestal. On her head the imperial crown and an eagle, in her hands the coat of arms of the city and a caduceus, at her feet two lions. To the left and right of her the coats of arms of Gerbrand Pancras, Sybrant Valckenier, Jacob de Graeff and Pieter Schaep. These four Amsterdam regents, all sons or nephews of the burgomasters in office in 1648, laid the first stone of the town hall in that same year. To the left of the pedestal the river god of the Amstel, to the right that of the IJ. To the left and right of this representation putti with an empty shield and fasces. Below the title a scale bar: 30 Foot Measure. Signed bottom right: Fig. M.