Huis te Zoelmond, in de Betuwe, frontaal gezien 1852

Evert Doublet's "Huis te Zoelmond, in de Betuwe, frontaal gezien" (1852) is a detailed pencil and watercolor drawing showcasing a traditional Dutch house. The work's simplicity and precision, characteristic of Doublet's style, capture the structure's architectural features. The artist's focus on the house's facade, with its brickwork and shuttered windows, reflects a fascination with the vernacular architecture of the Betuwe region in the Netherlands. The depiction of the house, surrounded by trees and a pathway, adds a touch of serene beauty and highlights the artist's appreciation for the Dutch countryside. This piece offers a glimpse into the everyday lives of those who lived in the region during the 19th century, showcasing the artistry of a lesser-known but significant Dutch landscape painter.