Gezicht op het prieel 'De Looden Hoed' in de tuin van Kasteel Rosendael 1718

This 1718 etching by Dutch artist Jan (I) Smit depicts a view of the "Lead Hat" arbor at Rosendael Castle. The image shows a detailed perspective of the arbor, with its intricate latticework and arched roof, situated within a lush garden setting. Several figures are depicted within the arbor, suggesting it was a popular spot for social gathering. Smit was known for his detailed architectural renderings, and this work is a fine example of his skillful hand. The etching is a valuable historical document of the gardens of Rosendael Castle, offering a glimpse into the Dutch landscape during the early 18th century.