Gezicht vanuit huis Wallestein richting tuin 1719

"Gezicht vanuit huis Wallestein richting tuin" is an etching by Daniël Stopendaal, dating back to 1719. This intricate depiction of a formal garden, most likely Wallenstein Palace, showcases the meticulous detail of Stopendaal's work. The perspective of the print looks outward from the palace toward the surrounding garden, which features a central fountain and manicured lawns. Stopendaal was known for his precise engravings and meticulous depictions of architectural structures and landscapes. This etching is a prime example of his skill and exemplifies the 18th-century Dutch fascination with the beauty of gardens.