'De Fontein van de Koninglijke door-eengevlochte Naam; voor de veiver', in: Tooneel Der Voornaamste Nederlands Huizen, En Lust Hoven, Naar T Leven Afgebeeld 1660 - 1693

This 17th-century engraving by Dutch artist Carel Allard, titled 'De Fontein van de Koninglijke door-eengevlochten Naam; voor de veiver', depicts a formal garden scene with a fountain and intricate landscaping. The artwork, which is part of a larger collection of Dutch estate illustrations, showcases the elegant design of a royal garden, featuring a fountain, a bridge, and a symmetrical layout. The detail of the fountain, its intricate patterns, and the figures walking through the garden create a serene and aesthetically pleasing depiction of Dutch gardening practices. The engraving, a valuable historical document, reveals the grandeur of Dutch estates and the importance of gardens during this era.