Gezicht in het dorp Kruiningen, op Zuid-Beveland c. 1700 - 1800

This anonymous 18th century drawing, *Gezicht in het dorp Kruiningen, op Zuid-Beveland*, depicts a street scene in the Dutch village of Kruiningen. The artist captures the village's quiet charm in a simple yet evocative style. The houses are rendered in detail, while the figures and landscape are sketched with more delicate strokes, creating a sense of peaceful serenity. The drawing offers a glimpse into daily life in a small Dutch village during this period. The work, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, is a valuable example of the anonymous, yet skilled, artistry that flourished in the Netherlands.