Kerk te Kevelaer en gezicht op Kevelaer 1731

Abraham de Haen's "Kerk te Kevelaer en gezicht op Kevelaer" (1731) is a detailed pencil drawing of a church and surrounding landscape in Kevelaer, Germany. The composition emphasizes the church's central location, surrounded by a thick grove of trees, while a distant view of the town itself is depicted in the upper portion. This piece is a remarkable example of Dutch architectural drawing, offering viewers a glimpse into the detailed observation and artistic representation of the era. The Rijksmuseum houses this work of art, a testament to the historical significance of this architectural landmark.