Het Huis en dorp Scherpenzeel 1749
pieterjanvanliender
drawing, paper, ink
drawing
baroque
dutch-golden-age
landscape
paper
ink
cityscape
genre-painting
This 1749 drawing by Pieter Jan van Liender depicts the historic “Het Huis en dorp Scherpenzeel” in Gelderland, Netherlands. The detailed pencil sketch captures the grand facade of the castle, its moat, and the surrounding village, including a prominent church tower. The artist’s meticulous attention to detail and the overall composition create a realistic and evocative representation of the scene. This piece offers a glimpse into the architectural and social landscape of the time, showcasing the significance of the castle as a center of power and the village as a community hub. The delicate lines and shading evoke a sense of tranquility, inviting the viewer to imagine the daily life unfolding within this picturesque setting.
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