Weiland met bomen 1800 - 1900

Coba Steenhoff’s “Weiland met bomen” is a pencil drawing of a rural landscape. The composition is dominated by several tall trees set against a light, open sky. In the foreground, the viewer encounters several wooden structures, likely fences or farm equipment, which highlight the utilitarian nature of the scene. The delicate hatching lines of the pencil create a sense of depth and texture. The work likely dates to the late 19th century, characteristic of the burgeoning realism movement in Dutch art.