View of Kasteel Santhorst, Seen from the North-west 1646

Roelant Roghman's "View of Kasteel Santhorst, Seen from the North-west" (1646) is a detailed pen and wash drawing depicting the imposing Santhorst Castle in the Netherlands. The artist, known for his architectural landscapes, captures the castle's grand scale and its prominent position by the water. The drawing is characterized by meticulous detail and a sense of realism, highlighting the intricacies of the building's facade and the surrounding landscape. Now housed in the Rijksmuseum, this work offers a glimpse into 17th-century Dutch architectural artistry and the grandeur of Dutch castles.