Kasteel Rietbereikerswaard te Jutphaas 1731

Abraham de (II) Haen, a Dutch artist born in 1707, created a delicate pen-and-ink drawing titled "Kasteel Rietbereikerswaard te Jutphaas" in 1731. The drawing, which now resides in the Rijksmuseum, depicts the Rietbereikerswaard Castle in Jutphaas, the Netherlands, with a focus on its architecture. The artist's detailed rendering of the castle's facade and tower highlights its imposing presence and its role in the Dutch landscape. This drawing offers a glimpse into the history of the castle and provides a valuable record of its architectural details for art historians and architectural enthusiasts alike.