Plattegrond van begane grond 1745

This detailed architectural drawing, created by Carl Albert von Lespilliez in 1745, depicts the ground floor plan of a country house. The plan, featuring a central rotunda and surrounding rooms, provides a glimpse into the design and layout of a typical 18th-century residence. The intricate details and clear labeling of each space highlight the importance of architectural planning during this era. The drawing, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases the meticulous work of a skilled draftsman and offers valuable insights into the evolution of architectural design.