Gezicht op het Huis te Druten en gezicht op Puiflijk 1750 - 1792

This engraving by Dutch artist Hendrik Spilman, created between 1750 and 1792, depicts two scenes: “Huis te Druten” and “Dorp Puiflijk”. The top image showcases a stately house, possibly a manor, surrounded by trees and a bridge over a waterway. The bottom image depicts a church in the distance with several figures walking in the foreground. Spilman's detailed portrayal provides a glimpse into the architectural and rural landscape of the Netherlands during the 18th century. This piece, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a unique visual record of everyday life in Dutch villages and countryside.