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Paviljoen Welgelegen in Haarlem, ca. 1825
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Paviljoen Welgelegen in Haarlem, ca. 1825

Roelof van der Meulen · 1816 - 1833 · etching; hand coloring; aquatint; paper

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View of Paviljoen Welgelegen on the edge of the Haarlemmerhout in Haarlem, ca. 1825. Built for the American banker Henry Hope in 1789. Part of a print work from ca. 1824-1825 with 74 (unnumbered) plates of the most important topographical views and various customs and manners in the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. Subject categories within the Atlas of Customs and Manners: Customs and Manners in the Narrower Sense, The Dwelling. Castles and country estates. Holland.

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Credit linePaviljoen Welgelegen te Haarlem, ca. 1825. 1816 - 1833. Roelof van der Meulen. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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