Caption
View of Huis Ter Meer in Maarssen, The House in Maarssen or Ter Meer, as it stood before its complete demolition, Castles in the Netherlands, print, View of Huis Ter Meer with modified title., inscription: 'of Ter Meer', printmaker: Jacobus Schijnvoet, Amsterdam, after drawing by Hessel Gerritsz, publisher: Pieter de Coup, publisher: Hendrik Bosch, publisher: Johannes Marshoorn (publisher), Haarlem, publisher: Gerrit Bom, 1711 - 1774, paper, etching, height 134 mm x width 174 mm, Print included in: Smids, Ludolph. Treasury of the Dutch! Antiquities, or Dictionary, comprising Dutch cities, 1711. Also appeared in the reissue of the aforementioned work in 1737 and 1774. In 1721, an edition appeared containing only the prints: Dutch antiquities, consisting of sixty images, situated in Holland, 1721., castle, Maarssen, Huis Ter Meer, A sepia-toned engraving of a riverside scene showing a large stone building with steep tiled roofs, stepped gables, chimneys, and a tall conical tower with a flag on top, situated beside calm water with vertical reflections; a wooden bridge or pier connects the building to the near bank and continues over the water; on the left a group of slender trees with detailed foliage lines the bank and two figures in cloaks and hats walk along a path beneath the trees; architectural details include small windows, ledges, and buttresses, and the foreground shows horizontal line shading representing the water surface.
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Photo12/Liszt Collection
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LZT26B32_459
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