Ontwerp voor behangselschildering met arcadisch landschap met hoge brug c. 1752 - 1819

"Ontwerp voor behangselschildering met arcadisch landschap met hoge brug" (Design for a wallpaper painting with an Arcadian landscape with a high bridge) is a pen and ink drawing on paper by Dutch artist Jurriaan Andriessen, dating from sometime between 1752 and 1819. The drawing is held in the Rijksmuseum. It depicts an idyllic landscape, characteristic of the Arcadian style, featuring a high bridge, a tree, and a building in the background. The drawing, likely intended for wallpaper, is a small-scale work, measuring 267 mm in height and 181 mm in width. It is a testament to Andriessen's skill in capturing the beauty of nature in a simple and elegant style.