Dorpsgezicht met kerk te Naaldwijk 1731

"Dorpsgezicht met kerk te Naaldwijk" (Village View with Church in Naaldwijk) is a 1731 pen and ink drawing by Abraham de (II) Haen, depicting a picturesque scene of a church in Naaldwijk, a village in the Netherlands. The drawing, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, showcases Haen’s skill in capturing the architectural details of the church, including its tall tower and roofline, as well as the surrounding buildings and greenery. This detailed portrayal of a local scene reflects the Dutch tradition of topographical drawings, which sought to document the physical landscape.