Vergadering van Haagse boogschutters by Philip van Dijk

Vergadering van Haagse boogschutters 1693 - 1753

drawing, pencil

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portrait

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drawing

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baroque

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pencil sketch

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pencil drawing

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pencil

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portrait drawing

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genre-painting

"Vergadering van Haagse boogschutters" is a black and white drawing by Dutch artist Philip van Dijk, created between 1693 and 1753. The drawing depicts a gathering of archers from The Hague, likely members of a local archery club. The scene is set in an interior space, with a table in the foreground and a balcony in the background. The work is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. It is a small drawing, measuring just 174 mm in height and 206 mm in width. Van Dijk's meticulous attention to detail is evident in the rendering of the figures' clothing and expressions.

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