Gezicht op kasteel Heemstede after 1710

This 18th-century engraving by an anonymous artist depicts the Heemstede Castle in the Netherlands. The detailed etching showcases the imposing structure, a grand manor house surrounded by a moat and a bridge. The composition emphasizes the castle's architectural grandeur, highlighting its towers and intricate details. This artwork offers a glimpse into the history of Dutch architecture and the picturesque landscape that once surrounded the castle. The engraving is part of the Rijksmuseum collection, providing insight into the rich artistic heritage of the Netherlands.