Hofstede Overton te Haarlem by Cornelis Pronk

Hofstede Overton te Haarlem c. 1728 - 1732

sketch book

hand drawn type

personal sketchbook

sketchwork

hand-drawn typeface

pen-ink sketch

pen work

sketchbook drawing

storyboard and sketchbook work

sketchbook art

Cornelis Pronk's "Hofstede Overton te Haarlem" is a pencil drawing from 1728-1732, depicting a detailed architectural study of the Hofstede Overton estate in Haarlem, Netherlands. The drawing, housed in the Rijksmuseum, reveals Pronk's mastery of architectural representation, capturing the building's facade, roofline, and surrounding trees with meticulous detail. This work provides a glimpse into 18th-century Dutch architecture and landscape, showcasing Pronk's talent for rendering intricate structures with delicate lines and precise proportions.