Landschap met water, rotsen en een ruïne by Alexander Ver Huell

Landschap met water, rotsen en een ruïne 1882

pencil drawn

aged paper

toned paper

light pencil work

ink paper printed

pencil sketch

rock

coloured pencil

watercolour illustration

tonal art

watercolor

"Landschap met water, rotsen en een ruïne" (Landscape with Water, Rocks and a Ruin) is a small-scale drawing by Dutch artist Alexander Ver Huell, created in 1882. This work depicts a serene landscape with a meandering river, rocky cliffs, and a partially ruined structure in the distance. The composition is dominated by soft, muted tones, emphasizing the natural beauty of the scene. This piece exemplifies Ver Huell's talent for capturing the tranquility of nature. The artwork is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.