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An engraving of the country estate 'De Eenhoorn' (The Unicorn). The scene depicts a two-story gabled manor house flanked by symmetrical rows of tall trees. To the right, a grand arched gateway is topped with a sculpture of a unicorn. In the foreground, figures on horseback and on foot traverse a road alongside the estate's walls. A small circular pavilion is visible on the far left.

The Country Estate de Eenhoorn; belonging to the GENTLEMAN VAN DER DOES. 1 Pleasure Garden de Eenhoorn (Unicorn) belonging to the GENTLEMAN VAN DER DOES.

An engraving of the estate 'Geuzeveld'. The central feature is a large building with a tall octagonal pavilion topped by a domed cupola. A carriage pulled by four horses is positioned on the path in the foreground. Several people and a small dog are shown walking nearby. To the right, another building and a gated fence are partially visible behind trees.

The Country Estate Geuzeveld; belonging to LADY the WIDOW ANTHONI KLOK. 2 Pleasure Garden Geuzeveld; belonging to MADAME THE WIDOW OF THE LATE GENTLEMAN ANTHOINE KLOK.