Dwarsdoorsnede van het Palazzo Spinola te Genua 1622
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"Dwarsdoorsnede van het Palazzo Spinola te Genua" (Cross Section of the Palazzo Spinola in Genoa) is an architectural engraving created in 1622 by Nicolaes Ryckmans. The etching, now held in the Rijksmuseum, offers a detailed cross-section view of the palazzo's interior, revealing its intricate structure and spatial organization. Ryckmans meticulously depicts the building's various levels, from the basement with its cisterns and vaulted rooms to the upper floors with their grand halls and terraces. The engraving provides a unique glimpse into the architectural design of a prominent Genoese palace during the early 17th century, demonstrating Ryckmans's skill in architectural representation.
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