Caption

Elsenburg, the House of Mr. Theod: de Leeuw. Lord of Abcoude and Baambrugge, View of Elsenburg, print, after print by Daniël Stopendaal, publisher: Isaac Greve (possibly), 1718 - 1757, Daniël Stopendaal, printmaker, after print by, paper, etching, height 156 mm x width 206 mm, After print in: Stopendaal, Daniel. The Triumphant Vecht, showing various views of pleasure grounds, manor houses and villages, beginning from Utrecht and ending with Muyden. Amsterdam: Widow Nicolaas Visscher, 1719., rural housing, e.g. country-house, villa, cottage, Maarssen, A sepia-toned engraving shows a riverside scene with a tree-lined promenade, a formal house with a stepped entrance and decorative rooftop turrets, and a high fence with a gate and a lamp post. Figures in period clothing stand and walk along the path and by the water, with some engaged in play on a grassy area and others near a balustrade. Boats are moored and moving on the river, and swans appear in the water. Tall trees and hedges frame the house and line the riverbank, and the sky is filled with horizontally hatched clouds.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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LZT26B32_457

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Keywords

Elsenburg House Mr Theod de Leeuw Lord Abcoude Baambrugge View print Daniël Stopendaal publisher Isaac Greve 1718 - 1757 printmaker paper etching height 156 mm x width 206 mm print in Stopendaal Daniel Triumphant Vecht showing various views pleasure grounds manor houses villages Utrecht ending Muyden Amsterdam Widow Nicolaas Visscher 1719 rural housing e.g country-house villa cottage Maarssen sepia-toned engraving riverside scene tree-lined promenade formal house stepped entrance decorative rooftop turrets high fence gate lamp post Figures period clothing stand walk path water engaged play grassy area near balustrade Boats moored moving river swans Tall trees hedges frame house line riverbank sky filled horizontally hatched clouds