Lot Essay
Den Engh was first mentioned in 1260, the last owners of the property were the Royaards van den Engh family, who had it demolished in 1894, and sold the grounds in 1910
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Aert Schouman (1710-1792)
A View of the Castle den Engh, near Vleuten
signed, dated and inscribed 'A:S:1749. Het Huys den Engh. Ao1748.'; pencil, grey wash, brown ink framing lines, watermark crowned letters CB (?) in a circle
199 x 314 mm.; and a view of the Ridderhofstad Lunenburg attributed to Abraham de Haen (2)
A View of the Castle den Engh, near Vleuten
signed, dated and inscribed 'A:S:1749. Het Huys den Engh. Ao1748.'; pencil, grey wash, brown ink framing lines, watermark crowned letters CB (?) in a circle
199 x 314 mm.; and a view of the Ridderhofstad Lunenburg attributed to Abraham de Haen (2)