Hollands tempe verhérelykt, vertoond in dertig gezigten; beginnende van Amsterdam af langs de Haarlemmer... (1730) - Page 15

An engraving of a grand manor house, Huis te Spijk, viewed through a gated entrance flanked by tall, manicured trees. Several figures, including people on foot and a horse with a rider, are in the foreground. The architecture is classical with a central tower.

The house at Spijk, belonging to the GENTLEMAN MAYOR VAN DE POLL, seen from the front. | The House of Spijk belonging to the SIR THE MAYOR VAN DE POLL, seen from the front.

An engraving of the country estate Rozenbeek. It depicts a two-story main house with a smaller adjacent building, set against a backdrop of trees. In the foreground, a four-horse carriage travels along a road, and to the right, figures walk near a rectangular reflecting pool in a sunken garden area.

Rozenbeek, Pleasure Place of the GENTLEMAN SECRETARY JAN TRIP JACOBSZ. | Rozenbeek pleasure place of the SIR SECRETARY JEAN TRIP JACOBSZ.