Gezichten op de kerk en klooster Mariënhage in Eindhoven 1746

This etching by Dutch artist Hendrik Spilman, created in 1746, depicts two views of the Mariënhage church and monastery in Eindhoven. The top image showcases the church, featuring a tall steeple and surrounded by trees, while the bottom image focuses on the monastery with its extensive facade and surrounding gardens. Spilman, born in 1721 and active in the 18th century, is known for his detailed and accurate architectural engravings. These prints offer a valuable glimpse into the history of Eindhoven, revealing its religious architecture and urban landscape in the mid-18th century.