Eendenvijver van Paleis Soestdijk 1725 - 1747

This etching, "Eendenvijver van Paleis Soestdijk", was created by Hendrik de Leth between 1725 and 1747 and depicts the duck pond of Soestdijk Palace. De Leth was a Dutch artist known for his engravings and architectural drawings. The image showcases a detailed and accurate representation of the palace grounds, featuring a bird's-eye perspective. The meticulous depiction of the trees, water features, and surrounding landscape reflects the artistic conventions of the 18th century, emphasizing realism and geometric order. This artwork is a valuable historical document showcasing the Dutch landscape and architecture of the time, making it a valuable addition to the Rijksmuseum collection.