Caption
Entire View of the Royal Pleasure Garden of H.M.M. at 't Loo, View of Het Loo Palace from a bird's-eye view, The Splendor of the Netherlands, Of the Pleasure Garden founded by H.M.M. William III at 't Lo, print, album page, View of Het Loo Palace and the accompanying gardens in a bird's-eye perspective. Print is part of an album., inscription: '1913 z inv', printmaker: Laurens Scherm, Amsterdam, publisher: Carel Allard, grantor of privilege: States of Holland and West Friesland, 1689 - 1701, 1702, paper, etching, height 173 mm x width 207 mm, palace, French or architectonic garden, formal garden, Apeldoorn, Paleis Het Loo, An engraved bird’s-eye view shows a grand formal garden and palace complex with symmetrical parterres, pathways, fountains, and statues surrounded by walls and rows of trees; a central avenue and terraces extend from the palace into geometric garden beds and enclosed sections with hedges and ornamental designs; numerous buildings flank the main courtyard and colonnaded facades face the entrance where small groups of people and carriages are visible on the approach; beyond the formal grounds the landscape opens into wooded areas, rolling hills, scattered structures, and a distant horizon under a sky filled with layered clouds.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B29_113
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