Titelprent met man bij een rotsblok waarop tekst uitgehouwen is 1790

This engraving, created in 1790 by Jacques André Joseph Trachez, depicts a man standing next to a large boulder. The boulder is inscribed with a dedication "Quelques Vues Du Village de Leeuwerghem Dediees a Monsieur Le Comte de Leeuwerghem." This engraving is a small, intimate piece, measuring just 75 mm by 97 mm, showcasing Trachez's mastery of detail and the meticulousness of his artistic style. The inscription indicates a possible connection to a local noble, highlighting the patronage system prevalent in the late 18th century. The engraving likely served as a visual record of the village of Leeuwerghem, emphasizing the artist's keen eye for detail.