Gezicht op het paviljoen van Saint-Cloud 1650 - 1707

"Gezicht op het paviljoen van Saint-Cloud" is an etching by Adam Perelle, a French artist known for his detailed architectural views. Created between 1650 and 1707, the artwork depicts the Pavilion of Saint-Cloud, a royal residence outside of Paris, with a bird's eye view of the surrounding gardens. Perelle’s etching captures the formal layout of the gardens, showcasing the carefully manicured hedges, geometric flowerbeds, and decorative fountains. The intricate details and precise lines of the artwork are characteristic of Perelle’s style and demonstrate his skill in rendering architectural subjects with accuracy. This print is a valuable historical document that showcases the grandeur of the Pavilion of Saint-Cloud and the French formal garden style during the 17th century.