'T Huys te Zuylen
Roelant Roghman · Dutch, 1627-1692
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An etched print titled 'T Huys te Zuylen by Roelant Roghman shows a multi-towered brick castle rising beside a still moat. A group of figures and dogs stands in the foreground near the water, with trees and a smaller building visible on the left under a dramatic cloudy sky. The inscriptions identify Roelant Roghman as the draughtsman and Geertruyt Rochmans as the engraver, and a cartouche credits Nicolaus Visscher.
