Tuinhuis met putti after 1724

This etching by Johann Matthias Steudlin, dated after 1724, depicts a detailed architectural design of a garden pavilion. The engraving, titled "Tuinhuis met putti," features a grand entranceway with a decorative pediment, elaborate columns, and a balcony. The use of putti (cherubs) in the design adds a playful and decorative element to the structure. The overall composition emphasizes the architectural intricacies of the design, showcasing Steudlin's expertise in garden architecture. The print, housed in the Rijksmuseum, offers a glimpse into 18th-century architectural taste and its connection to the natural world.