Gezicht op Nieuw-Loosdrecht 1732

"Gezicht op Nieuw-Loosdrecht" is a pencil drawing by Dutch artist Abraham de (II) Haen, dating back to 1732. The drawing depicts a simple landscape view of the village of Nieuw-Loosdrecht, primarily focusing on the church tower that dominates the scene. The composition is minimalist, showcasing the tower rising above a line of trees in the foreground, suggesting a serene and tranquil atmosphere. This work is a prime example of Haen's skill in capturing the essence of Dutch landscapes through his precise and delicate lines. It is housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into the artist's artistic vision and the beauty of the Dutch countryside during the 18th century.