Paviljoen van Mars 1672 - 1686

This etching by Louis de Châtillon, a prominent Dutch architect, is a detailed design for the Pavilion of Mars. Created between 1672 and 1686, the etching showcases a grand architectural facade, adorned with intricate details like pilasters, a sculpted relief, and a balustrade. The artwork, now in the Rijksmuseum, provides a glimpse into the elaborate architectural style of the Dutch Golden Age, reflecting the country’s wealth and power during this period.