Pater Andreas van het Trappistenklooster Meirsel 1839

Johannes Tavenraat's 1839 drawing, "Pater Andreas van het Trappistenklooster Meirsel," depicts a close-up of a bearded man in profile. The artist uses a meticulous approach, capturing the details of the man's face with a blend of soft and sharp strokes of graphite. This pencil sketch, a hallmark of Tavenraat's style, highlights the artist's meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the realistic representation of the subject. The drawing currently resides in the Rijksmuseum, a testament to its artistic value.