Interieur van Grote Kerk met Garrels orgel te Maassluis 1681 - 1746

"Interieur van Grote Kerk met Garrels orgel te Maassluis" is an engraving by François van Bleyswijck, a Dutch artist who worked between 1671 and 1746. This detailed artwork showcases the intricate Garrels organ housed within the Grote Kerk in Maassluis, Netherlands. Van Bleyswijck's precise depiction of the organ's elaborate pipes and carvings, along with the architectural features of the church, exemplifies the meticulous style of Dutch architectural drawings during the 17th and 18th centuries. The engraving is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam and measures 509 mm in height and 375 mm in width. This piece offers a glimpse into the architectural and artistic grandeur of Dutch churches during the Golden Age.