Gezicht op het kapucijnenklooster te Tervuren 1727 - 1734

This anonymous engraving, created between 1727 and 1734, depicts an aerial view of the Capuchin monastery in Tervuren, Belgium. The detailed etching showcases the monastery's sprawling grounds, complete with a central courtyard, gardens, and surrounding woodland. This type of bird's-eye perspective was popular in the 18th century, offering viewers a unique glimpse of the architecture and landscape of the time. The print, measuring 359 mm in height and 460 mm in width, provides a fascinating record of a historical landmark in Tervuren, showcasing the Capuchin monastery's prominent position in the local landscape.