Gezicht op het Hof van Holland te Den Haag, 1742 1745 - 1746

This 18th-century etching by Dutch artist Jan Caspar Philips depicts a view of the Hof van Holland in The Hague. The print, measuring 175 mm in height and 245 mm in width, captures the impressive facade of the building complex as seen from the water. The detailed rendering of the architecture and the serene depiction of the surrounding landscape are characteristic of Philips's work, demonstrating his skill in capturing the essence of Dutch urban life. The Hof van Holland, a historical landmark in The Hague, was once the seat of the Dutch States-General. This etching, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a fascinating glimpse into the city's past.