Ruïne van het huis te Kleef bij Haarlem 1722 - 1733

This detailed pen and ink drawing by Dutch artist Abraham Rademaker depicts the ruins of the House of Kleef near Haarlem, a prominent example of 18th-century architectural studies. Rademaker's meticulous attention to detail captures the crumbling walls and arches of the abandoned structure, offering a glimpse into its past grandeur. The drawing, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a valuable historical record of this lost building.