Tuinmonument / Landgoed Heemstede in vogelvlucht / Ingang van landgoed Heemstede / Orangerie 1706 - 1719

This set of four etchings by Dutch artist Isaac de Moucheron depict the landgoed (country estate) Heemstede, designed by architect Jacob Roman. The prints show various aspects of the estate, including the entrance, a bird's eye view of the gardens, and the orangerie. Created between 1706 and 1719, the prints showcase the estate's grandeur and are a valuable document of Dutch landscape architecture during the Golden Age. The use of meticulous detail and perspective contribute to the sense of realism and allow us to appreciate the beauty of this historic site.