Gezicht op de tuin van Meerenburg 1725

This 1725 engraving by Dutch artist Daniël Stopendaal depicts a formal garden, likely Meerenburg, located near The Hague, the Netherlands. The perspective is carefully constructed, leading the viewer’s eye down a long, symmetrical pathway lined with manicured trees and shrubs. The composition is typical of the Dutch Golden Age style, with a focus on detail and precise representation of natural elements. This etching is part of a larger series of works depicting various gardens and landscapes throughout the Netherlands, highlighting the appreciation for meticulously designed landscapes during this period.