Gezicht op het klooster van Val-de-Grâce vanuit de tuin 1668 - 1695

Adam Perelle’s etching, "Gezicht op het klooster van Val-de-Grâce vanuit de tuin," captures the grandeur of the Val-de-Grâce Monastery in Paris, a significant example of French Baroque architecture. The detailed view of the monastery's facade and gardens, seen from the perspective of the surrounding grounds, highlights the building's imposing scale and symmetrical design. The etching, created between 1668 and 1695, is a testament to Perelle’s skill in capturing the architectural splendor of his time. The print's meticulous detail and precise perspective make it an essential document for understanding the architectural landscape of 17th-century Paris.