De achterzijde van het slot Berckenrode in Heemstede na de brand

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De achterzijde van het slot Berckenrode in Heemstede na de brand

Creator

Jan ten Compe

painter from the Northern Netherlands (1713-1761) · 1713–1761

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Date
1747
Medium
panel, oil paint (paint)
Institution
Rijksmuseum

When William IV was elevated to stadtholder of Holland in 1747, the inhabitants of Berckenrode Castle held a celebration. The castle’s owner, Matthias Lestevenon, was an Orangist and would later become one of William IV’s advisers. The bonfire that was lit on 4 May set the castle ablaze and destroyed it. Lestevenon later rebuilt the castle in a new style.

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