View of the City Wall and St. Pantaleon's, Cologne

View of the City Wall and St. Pantaleon's, Cologne is a painting created by Gerrit Adriaenszoon Berckheyde between 1670 and 1680. It is currently in a private collection. The painting measures 0.413 meters in width and 0.489 meters in height. The artwork depicts a scene of daily life outside a section of the Cologne city walls. A portion of the wall, including a round tower, is prominently featured in the background. In the foreground, several figures are shown interacting near a water fountain; some are drawing water, while others are engaged in other activities. A horse-drawn cart is also visible, suggesting transportation or trade. The overall style is characteristic of Dutch genre painting, with attention to detail in the architecture, figures, and everyday activities.