Caption
View of Zuilenstein Castle, Leersum, The knightly manor of Zuilestein, print, book illustration, Series number, 295-298, printmaker: Hendrik Spilman, after drawing by Jan de Beijer, 1774, paper, etching, height 165 mm x width 210 mm, Print used in: Het verheerlykt Nederland or cabinet of contemporary views of cities, villages, castles, and other prominent city and country buildings, in and around all the particular United Dutch Provinces: drawn from life during the last years by renowned draughtsmen and engraved in copper, serving to clarify the description of the Present State of the United The Netherlands. Amsterdam: Isaac Tirion, vol. 9, castle, Zuilenstein Castle, A detailed ink drawing of a large stone building with multiple steep gables and onion-shaped spires, showing many windows and decorative stonework, next to a high wall and a water-filled moat bordered by dense shrubbery, with additional towers and rooflines visible behind and to the left, a small arched bridge over the water, a statue on a pedestal near the right edge, and a sky filled with layered clouds.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B32_388
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