Artist: Kaspar Vogel
Date: 1650
Museum: Skokloster Castle (Skoklosters, Sweden)
Technique: Paper
When Count Carl Gustaf Wrangel commissioned Skokloster to be built he took inspiration from Italian house-design, with loggias and an open inner courtyard. The latter gives the building full advantage of the sparse daylight that Sweden offers in winter. The drawback is the cold; the open courtyard gives the outside temperature full access to the inside.On the drawing the lake-side entrance is to the left and the park entrance to the right.
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