Pavilion, Ignatius van Logteren (attributed to), c. 1735
sandstone, h 481cm × w 600cm More details
This 18th-century Louis XIV pavilion once stood in the back garden of a house on Amsterdam’s Keizersgracht. When the building was demolished in the early 20th century, the garden feature was moved to the Rijksmuseum. The facade and sundial are authentic, the rest of the structure was added when the pavilion was placed in the Rijksmuseum garden.
