De zegepraalende Vecht : vertoonende verscheidene gesichten van lustplaatsen, heeren huysen en dorpen, beginnende van Uitrecht en met Muyden besluytende = La triomphante riviere de Vecht : remonstrant diverses veües des lieux de plaisances & maisons seignorales & villages, commençant de Uitrecht & finissant avec Muyden
De zegepraalende Vecht is a 1719 Dutch and French picture book published in Amsterdam by the widow of Nicolaes Visscher, with engravings by Adolf van der Laan and others after texts by Andries de Leth, presenting country estates, gardens and villages along the Vecht river from Utrecht to Muiden. The plates show estates in plan and elevation, with formal parterres, canal-side houses, tree-lined avenues and carriages, giving a designer a clear record of Dutch baroque garden layout and the classical facade proportions of early eighteenth-century country houses.
