Gezicht op de geruïneerde proosdij van het klooster Koningsveld, 1573 1727 - 1733

This etching by Abraham Rademaker, titled "Gezicht op de geruïneerde proosdij van het klooster Koningsveld, 1573", depicts the ruins of the Koningsveld monastery in the Netherlands. The artwork was created between 1727 and 1733, and is a detailed and realistic portrayal of the monastery’s dilapidated state. The etching features the ruined walls, arches, and windows of the building, suggesting a history of destruction. The minimalist style of the etching provides a stark view of the historical ruin. This work is part of a series of prints by Rademaker documenting the Dutch architectural heritage, which is now housed in the Rijksmuseum.