Tekening van het Aarstbisschoppelijk Seminarie te Driebergen c. 1860 - 1880
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"Tekening van het Aarstbisschoppelijk Seminarie te Driebergen" (c. 1860-1880) is a pen-and-ink drawing by Dutch artist Abraham Adrianus Vermeulen, depicting the Archbishop's Seminary in Driebergen, Netherlands. The detailed rendering showcases the building's symmetrical facade, characterized by a central tower, numerous windows, and a distinctive roofline. Vermeulen's meticulous attention to architectural detail is evident in the precise depiction of the building's structure and ornamentation. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into the architectural landscape of 19th-century Netherlands and highlights the artist's skill in architectural illustration.
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