Tweede deel van een plattegrond van Beeckesteijn, met gezichten op de bouwwerken op het landgoed, bestaande uit twee delen 1772

This detailed engraving by Caspar Jacobsz. Philips, dated 1772, depicts the estate of Beeckesteijn. It is a bird's-eye view of the estate, showcasing its layout, buildings, and gardens. The image incorporates several smaller drawings of individual structures, offering a precise and comprehensive plan. This work, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a glimpse into the design principles and aesthetics of Dutch estate architecture during the 18th century. Beeckesteijn, with its intricate gardens and symmetrical structures, embodies the ideals of order and harmony prevalent in Dutch landscape design of this era.