Gezichten op Huis Kostverloren bij Amsterdam 1727 - 1733
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Abraham Rademaker's "Gezichten op Huis Kostverloren bij Amsterdam" (1727 - 1733), currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts two views of the Kostverloren manor near Amsterdam. This etching showcases the detailed architectural features of the manor, its surrounding landscape, and the nearby water bodies. Created during Rademaker's lifetime, this piece exemplifies his mastery in capturing the architectural and natural details of his surroundings, highlighting the Dutch fascination with landscapes and their built environments. This artwork is considered to be a significant example of 18th-century Dutch landscape art, particularly for its meticulous depiction of a specific location.
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