Caption
Grunhof, View of a country house, print, book illustration, possibly the former Schloss Grünhoff near Kaliningrad. Numbered lower right: 3., printmaker: Jean-Baptiste Broebes (possibly), publisher: Johann Georg Merz, Augsburg, 1733, unknown, grantor of privilege, Bavaria, paper, etching, height 299 mm x width 464 mm, Print used in: Broesbes, 1733., palace, Berlin, Schloss Glienicke, A detailed monochrome illustration of a symmetrical formal garden with a central rectangular building that has a mansard roof and rounded windows set above a raised entrance with a curved double staircase. The foreground shows a gated entrance flanked by small pavilions and a curved balustrade leading up to the building, with pathways and rows of small trees on either side. The main garden is laid out in geometric beds and parterres bounded by low walls and walkways, with rectangular pools and fountains visible within some beds. Stone balustrades, statues on pedestals, and scattered human figures appear along the terraces and paths. Beyond the immediate formal layout, expanses of patterned fields and avenues of trees extend toward the horizon, with hedges and fences marking different compartments. The image is rendered with fine linework and hatching to indicate texture and shading.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
Reference
LZT26B32_253
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