Erepoorten XXXII-XXXVII te Den Haag, 1747 1766

This 1766 engraving by Dutch artist Albertus Frese depicts six different designs for decorative gates. The elaborate designs feature ornate embellishments including crowns, wreaths, and even a birdcage. This print was likely intended as a guide for architects and builders looking to incorporate elegant architectural details into their work. The engravings are known as "Erepoorten" and were likely created to celebrate the grand entryways of wealthy homes.