Kasteel De Parck te Elst 1731

Abraham de Haen's 1731 drawing, "Kasteel De Parck te Elst," offers a detailed depiction of the Dutch castle. The artist, known for his architectural drawings, captures the castle's imposing structure with a focus on its intricate details and surrounding landscape. The drawing, executed in pen and ink, showcases De Haen's precise and meticulous style, emphasizing the castle's architectural features, including its tower, gables, and windows. The inclusion of trees and a moat further enhances the castle's grandeur and historical significance, showcasing a crucial site in Dutch history. The work is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, a testament to its artistic and historical value.