Anna C. Brouwer

Anna Catharina Brouwer was a Dutch engraver, etcher, and draughtswoman active primarily between 1793 and 1801 in Amsterdam. She is known for her detailed and skillful printmaking work during the late 18th century. Likely the daughter of Cornelis Brouwer, she contributed to the artistic scene in Amsterdam with her engraving and drawing talents. Collectors value her work for its craftsmanship and historical significance as an example of female artistry in Dutch printmaking during that era. Her works are appreciated for their technical precision and artistic quality, offering insight into Dutch art and print culture of the time.