Gezicht op Kasteel Leeuwenborgh c. 1846 - 1882

"Gezicht op Kasteel Leeuwenborgh" is a delicate pen and ink drawing by Dutch artist Cornelis Springer. Dating from between 1846 and 1882, the work depicts a view of Leeuwenborgh Castle, capturing the architectural details and surrounding foliage. This quick sketch, executed in subtle shades of brown, demonstrates Springer's skill in capturing a scene with minimal lines. It is a prime example of his prolific output of landscape sketches, often drawn during his travels throughout the Netherlands. Today, the drawing is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into Springer's artistic process and his appreciation for the Dutch landscape.