Huis van een smid in het bos van Rozendaal by Johannes Tavenraat

Huis van een smid in het bos van Rozendaal 1833

aged paper

toned paper

sketch book

personal sketchbook

forest

pen-ink sketch

ink colored

sketchbook drawing

storyboard and sketchbook work

sketchbook art

watercolor

"Huis van een smid in het bos van Rozendaal," a pencil drawing by Johannes Tavenraat from 1833, depicts a simple scene of a blacksmith's house nestled within a forest clearing. The artist's precise yet subtle lines convey the light filtering through the trees and the peaceful atmosphere of the landscape. The drawing, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures the tranquil charm of a rural setting typical of Tavenraat's work, showcasing his talent for capturing natural beauty with delicate detail.