Gezicht in Naarden c. 1860 - 1866

"Gezicht in Naarden" is a pencil drawing by Cornelis Springer, a Dutch painter known for his landscapes and cityscapes. This artwork, dated between 1860 and 1866, likely depicts a view of the town of Naarden, Netherlands, with its characteristic tall buildings and church spires. The drawing is characterized by its loose and sketchy lines, capturing the essence of the scene with a sense of immediacy and informality. It is housed in the Rijksmuseum, a renowned art museum in Amsterdam. This drawing exemplifies Springer's talent for capturing the atmosphere of a place, offering a glimpse into the Dutch countryside and cityscape during the mid-19th century.