Gezicht op slot Rosersberg en de tuin vanuit het zuiden en het uitzicht op de tuin aan de noordzijde 1696

This etching by Willem Swidde, created in 1696, depicts the Rosersberg Palace in Sweden. The piece showcases the palace and its surrounding gardens from two perspectives: the southern view of the palace and the northern view of the garden. Swidde, a prolific Dutch artist, was known for his detailed and precise depictions of architecture and landscapes. The meticulous lines and the use of perspective give a sense of depth and grandeur to the composition. This work is a valuable historical document providing insight into the architectural design and the aesthetics of 17th-century gardens. It is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, Netherlands.