Molen en een huis te Waddinxveen Possibly 1866 - 1929

This pencil sketch titled "Molen en een huis te Waddinxveen" by Willem Cornelis Rip, a Dutch artist, depicts a windmill and a house in the village of Waddinxveen. The drawing, which was likely created between 1866 and 1929, is a quick and expressive study of the scene, with the artist capturing the essence of the Dutch landscape with loose, gestural lines. The sketch's simplicity emphasizes the picturesque quality of the windmill and its reflection in the water, showcasing Rip's keen eye for detail and his ability to capture the essence of a place with minimal strokes. The work showcases the artistic interest in the typical Dutch landscape during the 19th century and emphasizes the beauty of everyday life in rural areas.