Op Schoote buyten Haarlem 1801

"Op Schoote buyten Haarlem" is a black and white drawing created by Dutch artist Franciscus Andreas Milatz in 1801. The piece depicts a rural scene featuring a farmhouse partially obscured by trees and a dirt road leading to the front of the structure. Three figures are shown in the foreground, suggesting human activity in the countryside. The drawing's realistic portrayal of the subject matter and the artist's use of shading contribute to the tranquil ambiance of the artwork. The piece is a testament to the Dutch artistic tradition of landscape painting and is housed in the Städel Museum.