Korte beschryving benevens eene naauwkeurige afbeelding en verdere gezichten, van 't koninglyke lusthuis 't Loo, op de veluwe in Gelderland

This beautiful Dutch book from 1694 offers a detailed description and stunning illustrations of Het Loo palace and gardens, the country retreat of the Dutch royal family. The Baroque-style estate features intricate parterre gardens, fountains, and elaborate architecture, all captured in breathtaking detail by the accomplished engraver Romeyn de Hooghe. This book is a fascinating glimpse into the splendor of the Dutch Golden Age.

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