Constantijn Huygens' Vitaulium or Hofwijck (1642) is an artwork that is a mixture of garden; sculpture; architecture and literature consisting of a house and garden that are the physical residue of a complete philosophical concept based on Vitruvius' essay on the relationship between geometrical ratios and the proportions of the human body.

Constantijn Huygens' Vitaulium or Hofwijck (1642) is an artwork that is a mixture of garden; sculpture; architecture and literature consisting of a house and garden that are the physical residue of a complete philosophical concept based on Vitruvius' essay on the relationship between geometrical ratios and the proportions of the human body.
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