Dorpsgezicht met kerk te Huisberden 1731

This pen and ink drawing by Abraham de (II) Haen, dated 1731, depicts a village scene with a church in Huisberden. The simple yet detailed lines capture the essence of the Dutch landscape with a focus on the church's tall spire and the surrounding greenery. This drawing is a fine example of the artist's skilled hand and his appreciation for the everyday beauty of his surroundings, making it a valuable historical record of 18th-century Dutch life. The drawing is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection.