Vooraanzicht van Kasteel Heemstede / Plein en stallen bij Kasteel Heemstede / Gezicht vanuit het Starrenbos op Kasteel Heemstede / Gezicht vanuit het midden van het Starrenbos 1706 - 1719

This set of four etchings by Isaac de Moucheron, created between 1706 and 1719, depicts various views of Kasteel Heemstede, a stately Dutch manor house. The engravings showcase the grandeur of the castle and its surrounding gardens, capturing the beauty of the Dutch landscape. The artist skillfully employs detailed lines and shading to render the architecture, foliage, and figures with precision, creating a realistic and captivating representation of the estate. The prints are currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the history of Dutch architecture and landscape art.