Vecht bij Vreeland 1895 - 1898

"Vecht bij Vreeland" is a pencil drawing by Willem Cornelis Rip, a Dutch painter and draftsman known for his landscapes. This piece, created between 1895 and 1898, captures a serene scene of a river flowing through a rural landscape. The artist uses subtle shading to depict the reflection of the trees and the sky on the water's surface, creating a sense of depth and tranquility. The drawing's simple yet evocative style is characteristic of Rip's work, which often features atmospheric views of Dutch countryside. The small size and intimate subject matter suggest a personal, even contemplative approach to the landscape.