Vecht Collection

Near Breukelen on the Vecht, c.1870-c.1923. Creator: Nicolaas Bastert
Near Breukelen on the Vecht, c.1870-c.1923

View of Luxemburg House at Maarssen on the Vecht, 1757-1822. Creator: Hermanus Petrus Schouten
View of Luxemburg House at Maarssen on the Vecht, 1757-1822

The Rupelmonde house on the Vecht, 1754-1820. Creator: Hermanus Numan
The Rupelmonde house on the Vecht, 1754-1820

Gate and railings of the Vreedenhoff in Nieuwersluis on the Vecht, 1886. Creator: Willem de Famars Testas
Gate and railings of the Vreedenhoff in Nieuwersluis on the Vecht, 1886

View of Huis Over Holland with tea dome on the Vecht in Nieuwersluis, 1782-1837. Creator: Pieter Bartholomeusz
View of Huis Over Holland with tea dome on the Vecht in Nieuwersluis, 1782-1837

View of the village of Maarssen with the river Vecht, 1700-1799. Creator: Anon
View of the village of Maarssen with the river Vecht, 1700-1799

Nijenrode Castle on the Vecht near Breukelen, 1660-1686. Creator: Jacobus Storck
Nijenrode Castle on the Vecht near Breukelen, 1660-1686

View of Castle Nijenrode, 1653. Creator: Herman Saftleven the Younger
View of Castle Nijenrode, 1653. Design for a print

Utrecht, Netherlands canal and cityscape at night

River Landscape with the Pellecussen Gate near Utrecht, 1648 (oil on panel)
487974 River Landscape with the Pellecussen Gate near Utrecht, 1648 (oil on panel) by Goyen, Jan Josephsz van (1596-1656); 64.1x94 cm; Minneapolis Institute of Arts, MN

t Huys te Nieweroden, De Vecht in: Tooneel Der Voornaamste Nederlands Huizen, En Lust Hoven, Naar T Leven Afgebeeld, .n.d

t Huys Weeresteyn by the river Vecht in: Tooneel Der Voornaamste Nederlands Huizen, En Lust Hoven, Naar T Leven Afgebeeld, .n.d

The Pelkus Gate near Utrecht, 1646. Creator: Jan van Goyen
The Pelkus Gate near Utrecht, 1646

The Pelkus Gate near Utrecht, 1646 (oil on wood)
3468990 The Pelkus Gate near Utrecht, 1646 (oil on wood) by Goyen, Jan Josephsz van (1596-1656); 36.8x57.2 cm; Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York

Breukelen Vecht River landscape farmhouses located
Near Breukelen on the Vecht, River landscape near Breukelen. Some farmhouses located on a sandy road on a bend of a water. On the road a farmers wife walks with a yoke with milk buckets

Kasteel Weerestein Castles inns Vecht Amstel
Kasteel Weerestein Castles and inns along the Vecht and Amstel (series title), View of castle Weerestein on the Vecht in Nieuwersluis

View of the Town of Vreeland on the Vecht River, Jonas Zeuner, 1770 - 1814

Vreeland, The Netherlands, print maker: Willem Writs, Jan de Beijer, 1746 - 1786

View of the Vecht at Nichtevecht The Netherlands, Elias Stark, 1887

View of the Vecht at Nichtevecht, The Netherlands, print maker: Elias Stark, 7-aug-1887

Map of the heerlijkheid Maarsseveen, The Netherlands, Philibert Bouttats, 1665 - 1731

Rear of House ter Meer Maarssen, The Netherlands, Hendrik de Leth, c. 1740

Berceau in the garden of House ter Meer in Maarssen, The Netherlands, Hendrik de Leth, c. 1740

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"Exploring the Serene Beauty of Vecht: A Journey Through Dutch Landscapes" Immerse yourself in the captivating allure of Vecht, a picturesque river that winds its way through enchanting landscapes. In Jan van Goyen's masterpiece "The Pelkus Gate near Utrecht, " painted in 1646, we are transported to a time when this majestic waterway served as a lifeline for trade and transportation. As we delve deeper into the realm of Vecht, we encounter t Huys te Nieweroden and t Huys Weeresteyn, two magnificent Dutch houses nestled along its banks. These grand structures stand as testaments to the opulence and elegance that once graced this region. Breukelen, with its charming farmhouses dotting the river landscape, offers a glimpse into rural life amidst nature's splendor. Castles like Kasteel Weerestein rise proudly against the backdrop and Amstel rivers, evoking visions of bygone eras filled with chivalry and romance. Moving further along our journey on Vecht's meandering path, we arrive at the town of Vreeland. Jonas Zeuner's painting from 1770 captures its quaint beauty perfectly while Willem Writs and Jan de Beijer immortalize it through their prints during the 18th century. Elias Stark takes us even closer to Nichtevecht with his stunning artwork from 1887. The tranquil ambiance depicted in his print invites us to immerse ourselves in this idyllic setting where time seems to stand still. To truly comprehend the significance of these locations within Vecht's embrace, Philibert Bouttats' map from 1665 provides an invaluable guide to understanding Maarsseveen heerlijkheid (lordship). It unveils not only geographical details but also hints at the historical importance of this region.