Het Huis te Dort, bij Gorssel 1724

Abraham de (II) Haen's "Het Huis te Dort, bij Gorssel" is a 1724 drawing depicting the manor house "Het Huis te Dort" near Gorssel, Netherlands. The drawing, now in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Haen's talent for architectural detail, capturing the manor's facade and the surrounding water moat. The composition is typical of 18th-century Dutch landscape drawings, with a focus on the building's integration within its natural environment. The use of grey washes adds a sense of tranquility to the scene, making it an appealing portrayal of Dutch countryside life during the Golden Age.