Rivierlandschap met molens 1876 - 1877

"Rivierlandschap met molens" (River landscape with windmills) is a pencil sketch by Willem Cornelis Rip, a Dutch painter known for his landscapes. Created between 1876 and 1877, the artwork depicts a river scene with windmills in the distance, likely a common sight in the Dutch countryside during Rip's time. The sketch, measuring 158 mm high and 247 mm wide, captures the essence of the landscape through a delicate and expressive use of lines. The figure of a man in the foreground adds a sense of scale and perspective to the scene, highlighting the peaceful nature of the rural environment. Rip's skillful use of graphite creates a sense of atmosphere and light, enhancing the visual appeal of this charming riverside scene.