Fountain and water jets in a Dutch formal garden, from Admirandorum Quadruplex Spectaculum, by Jan van Call 1656-1703, published before 1715

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"Fountain and Water Jets in a Dutch Formal Garden" is a notable illustration from the work "Admirandorum Quadruplex Spectaculum" by the Dutch artist Jan van Call (1656–1703). Published before 1715 by Pieter Schenk, this work is part of a collection that showcases the grandeur and intricacy of European gardens and landscapes during the Baroque period. The illustration captures the essence of Dutch formal garden design, characterized by its symmetrical layout, meticulous horticulture, and the use of water features as focal points.

The image depicts a well-manicured garden with a central fountain surrounded by geometrically arranged hedges and pathways. Water jets, an essential element of such gardens, add a dynamic and ornamental touch, reflecting the period's fascination with engineering and the manipulation of nature. The artwork not only serves as a visual representation of 17th-century Dutch garden aesthetics but also provides historical insight into the cultural values of order, control, and beauty that were prevalent among the European elite of the time.

Jan van Call was renowned for his detailed etchings and engravings, which often featured architectural and landscape subjects. His work contributed to the dissemination of garden design trends across Europe and provides valuable visual documentation of the era's landscape architecture. "Fountain and Water Jets in a Dutch Formal Garden" remains an important piece for historians, art enthusiasts, and landscape architects, offering a glimpse into the artistry and cultural significance of Dutch formal gardens in the Baroque period.

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