Tuinpaviljoen met drie bogen c. 1658 - 1670

"Tuinpaviljoen met drie bogen" is an etching created by the French artist Jean Lepautre, circa 1658-1670. This detailed print depicts a grand garden pavilion featuring three arched openings, each offering a view of a different area of the garden. The central arch reveals a magnificent water fountain, while the side arches provide glimpses into the surrounding landscaping. The artwork showcases Lepautre's masterful use of line and perspective, creating a convincing illusion of depth and architectural detail. "Tuinpaviljoen met drie bogen" exemplifies the French Baroque style of architecture and garden design, popular in the 17th century. The etching, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a valuable historical record of this era's architectural and design trends.