Slot Drottningholm en zijn tuinen in vogelvluchtperspectief 1694

This 1694 engraving by Willem Swidde shows a bird's eye view of Drottningholm Palace and its surrounding gardens in Sweden. The detailed etching showcases the palace's grand architecture, the symmetrical layout of the formal gardens, and the surrounding landscape. Swidde, a Dutch artist known for his architectural prints, captures the splendor of this royal residence, a significant example of Baroque architecture in Sweden. This perspective drawing exemplifies the artistic trends of the late 17th century, showcasing the growing interest in mapping and illustrating notable places.