Gevelontwerpen voor een huis langs de Prinsessengracht te Den Haag 1897

This architectural drawing by Gerrit Jan Thieme, dating back to 1897, depicts two different facade designs for a house on the Prinsessengracht in The Hague. The detailed drawings showcase Thieme's architectural vision for the building, contrasting a more traditional design on the left with a more elaborate and ornamented facade on the right. The meticulous rendering provides a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of late 19th-century Dutch architecture. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a fascinating insight into the evolution of architectural styles in the Netherlands.