In the Schepenzaal of the City Hall on Dam Square there are several figures, mostly men. The aldermen are seated in the benches. Some figures are talking to each other and others seem to be admiring the interior. On the ceiling, the family coats of arms of the first aldermen can be seen. Below the image a three-line caption, on the left in French and on the right in Dutch. In the center of the text the crowned coat of arms of Amsterdam, held by the Dutch lion, View of the interior of the Aldermen's Room in the City Hall on Dam Square The Aldermen's Room in the City Hall in Amsterdam , print maker: Willem Kok, (mentioned on object), publisher: J. de Jongh, (mentioned on object), Amsterdam, 1793, paper, etching, h 490 mm × w 410 mm