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Summary

Design for Kasteel de Haar, elevation of the South West Facade (

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Title

Design for Kasteel de Haar, elevation of the South West Facade

Date

between 1892 and 1912

Medium

pencil on paper (?)

Dimensions

Unknown dimensions

Collection

Het Nieuwe Instituut

	Native name	Het Nieuwe Instituut
	Location	Musempark 25, Rotterdam
	Coordinates	51° 54′ 52.52″ N, 4° 28′ 15.33″ E
	Established	1988
	Website	hetnieuweinstituut.nl
	Authority file	: Q20888634 VIAF: 6487147907513179210008 LCCN: n2022044089 GND: 1118537157 SUDOC: 252823427 BIBSYS: 1581514959399 WorldCat

Current location

Kasteel De Haar / Archief

Accession number

HAARt6-3

Place of creation

Amsterdam

Object history

by 2000: Kasteel de Haar, Haarzuilens (?) 2000 or 2002: transferred to the Nederlands Architectuurinstituut, today Het Nieuwe Instituut, Rotterdam, from Kasteel de Haar, Haarzuilens (?)

Inscriptions

Caption top left:

Huis Ter Haar / opstand uit (?) Zuid Westen

Number top right:

pl. III.

References

Het Nieuwe Instituut, as ‘Kasteel, aanzichten vanuit het noordwesten, het noordoosten, het zuidewesten en vanaf de zuidzijde met een vermelding "N" en "O" in de linkerbovenhoek; ondertekend door P.J.H. Cuypers en goedgekeurd door baron van Zuylen; schaal 1:100, 1893-1894’.

Source/Photographer

hetnieuweinstituut.nl : Home : Info

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