Gevel van de woning van Zacharias Jansen te Middelburg in de Kapoenstraat after 1802

This architectural drawing, created by Lodewijk Gilles Haccou in 1802, depicts the façade of Zacharias Jansen's house in Middelburg, Netherlands. The simple brick building features a symmetrical design with multiple windows and a single door, showcasing the architectural style of the period. It offers a glimpse into the residential architecture of Middelburg during the early 19th century, capturing the home of the renowned lensmaker Zacharias Jansen, credited with inventing the compound microscope. This drawing, a valuable historical document, provides insight into the lives and dwellings of prominent figures from the past.