Gezicht op de Cour de la Fontaine van het paleis van Fontainebleau 1726 - 1743

This etching, created between 1726 and 1743 by Dutch artist Jan Lamsvelt, depicts the "Cour des Fontaines" at the Palace of Fontainebleau. The intricate details of the fountain and surrounding architecture are rendered with precision, giving viewers a glimpse into the grandeur of the French royal court. The work is a fine example of 18th-century landscape etching, showcasing the artistic trend of documenting architectural and natural beauty through meticulous observation. Currently housed at the Rijksmuseum, this small-scale piece stands as a testament to Lamsvelt's skill and the enduring appeal of architectural landscapes in art.