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View of the Saaihal in Leiden, Gesigt van de Zaey Hall, Vuë de la Halle aux Sarges, print, book illustration, View of the Saaihal, located at the Steenschuur in Leiden, printmaker: Abraham Rademaker, publisher: Leonard Schenk (possibly), Amsterdam, in or after 1732, paper, etching, height 167 mm, width 200 mm, Print also used in: Rademaker, Abraham. Rhynlands fijnste gezichten, toonde alle deszelfs lustplaatszen, heeren-huizen en dorpen. From halfway between Haarlem and Leyden (…), Les plus agréables vuës de Rhynland, representative toutes les maisons de plaisance, 1732., Saaihal, Leiden, A detailed etching shows a tall, ornate tower rising from a brick building with arched windows and a large entrance, surrounded by trees along a waterfront; people in period dress walk and stand on the tree-lined street and near building entrances; a small boat with seated figures is on the water alongside swans, and a stone bridge arches over the canal with more figures visible on it; the sky is filled with finely hatched clouds and horizontal lines.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

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View Saaihal Leiden Gesigt van de Zaey Hall Vuë de la Halle aux Sarges print book illustration located Steenschuur printmaker Abraham Rademaker publisher Leonard Schenk Amsterdam 1732 paper etching height 167 mm width 200 mm Print also Rademaker Abraham Rhynlands fijnste gezichten toonde alle deszelfs lustplaatszen heeren-huizen en dorpen halfway Haarlem Leyden … Les plus agréables vuës de Rhynland representative toutes les maisons de plaisance detailed etching tall ornate tower rising brick building arched windows large entrance surrounded trees waterfront people period dress walk stand tree-lined street near building entrances small boat seated figures water alongside swans stone bridge arches canal figures visible sky filled finely hatched clouds horizontal lines