Anthony-gate (see _plate 6_) at the end of the street where Rembrandt lived. 19. The spot where Rembrandt has apparently sketched the mills and the views of the town (see _plate 7_). 20. The tower called Montelbaanstoren (see plates _9_ and _10_) and the bridge from which Rembrandt sketched it. 21. The bridge called “Leliebrug,” from which Rembrandt sketched the tower of the church called _Westerkerk_. This church, on the map, is between the bridge and the house numbered 8. (See _plate 13_.) In this church Rembrandt was buried. 22. About this spot Rembrandt must have found the subject for his etching _View of Amsterdam_ (see Frontispiece, _plate 1_). When this etching was executed, the tongue of land, near there, with the two bastions, did not yet exist. 23. Bridge called Blaubrug (Blue Bridge) where Rembrandt sketched the perspective along the Amstel river. 24. Houses on the “Singel” (now Nos. 234-236) where the caligrapher Lieven Willemsz. Coppenal, an intimate friend of Rembrandt, had his school, and probably lived. 25. House on the “Keizersgracht” (stated as the second house from the “Beerenstraat”), where the painter Johan van de Cappelle, a friend and fervent admirer of Rembrandt, lived until 1663. 26. House in the “Koestraat” (now No. 15), where the same painter lived after 1663. This house, until then, had been inhabited by the celebrated musician Sweelinck and his descendants. 27. House on the “Lauriergracht” (probably between the first and second bridge) where Rembrandt’s pupil Govert Flinck lived from 1644, until his death in 1660. Ten years earlier he was staying in the house of the dealer Hendrick Uylenburgh (see above) where Rembrandt then also lived. To locate the houses of some others of Rembrandt’s artist-friends and pupils is more difficult: Ferdinand Bol lived, in Rembrandt’s time, on the "Fluweele burgwal" (i.e., on the map, the left-hand side of the canal numbered 28), and afterwards in the new extension on the "Keizersgracht" near the "Spiegelstraat." So did Gerbrand van den Eeckfwut, who died on the "Heeren-gracht" near the " Viyselstraat." Philips Koninck lived, in Rembrandt’s time, on the "Keizersgracht," the same canal where we found Tulp and van de Cappelle. REMBRANDT’S AMSTERDAM By Frits Lugt I [Plate 1. View of Amsterdam from the East. ] Plate 1. View of Amsterdam from the East. _(reversed)_. After the etching by Rembrandt