Kessel en het Kasteel Driesberg, 1744 1758

This detailed etching by Paulus van Liender, created in 1758, depicts the village of Kessel and the Driesberg castle in the Netherlands. The artwork, which is divided into two distinct scenes, showcases the picturesque landscapes of the region. The top half features the village with its church and surrounding countryside, while the bottom half presents a more focused view of the castle, situated on a small island. Van Liender's meticulous attention to detail and realistic portrayal capture the serene beauty of the Dutch countryside, making this work a valuable historical and artistic representation of the region.