Landschap met molen in de Binckhorst in Den Haag 1916

Willem Adrianus Grondhout's etching "Landschap met molen in de Binckhorst in Den Haag" (1916) portrays a windmill in the distance with a field of tall grass and trees in the foreground. The Dutch artist creates a sense of space and depth in the piece through the use of lines and shading. The work, currently on display at the Rijksmuseum, highlights Grondhout's mastery of etching, a technique that uses acid to create lines in a metal plate. This specific piece demonstrates the artist's ability to capture the essence of Dutch landscape and architecture in a small format.