Kasteel Heeswijk 1701 - 1759

drawing, paper, pen

drawing

quirky sketch

dutch-golden-age

pen sketch

sketch book

landscape

paper

form

personal sketchbook

sketchwork

geometric

pen-ink sketch

line

pen work

sketchbook drawing

pen

cityscape

storyboard and sketchbook work

sketchbook art

realism

This simple pencil drawing, titled "Kasteel Heeswijk," was created between 1701 and 1759 by Dutch artist Cornelis Pronk. The work depicts a side view of Heeswijk Castle, showing the structure’s imposing architecture and surrounding landscape. The drawing’s precise lines and minimal detail create a sense of architectural focus, highlighting the castle’s symmetrical design and prominent tower. Pronk, known for his detailed architectural drawings, captures the essence of this historic building with skillful simplicity.