Gezichten op de Herenweg bij Heemstede 1762 - 1763

This engraving by Hendrik Spilman, created between 1762 and 1763, depicts views of the Herenweg road in Heemstede, Netherlands. The three panels showcase the road from different perspectives, highlighting its tree-lined avenues and surrounding buildings. The work, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, provides a glimpse into the 18th-century Dutch landscape and the importance of these pathways for transportation and commerce. Spilman, born in 1721 and known for his landscapes and cityscapes, expertly captures the serene beauty of the Dutch countryside with detailed linework. The engravings, measuring 297 mm in height and 188 mm in width, offer a valuable historical record of this significant Dutch road.