Zaagmolen aan het water 1855 - 1881
coenmetzelaar
landscape illustration sketch
amateur sketch
toned paper
light pencil work
quirky sketch
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
watercolour illustration
fantasy sketch
watercolor
Coen Metzelaar's "Zaagmolen aan het water" (1855-1881) is a small, detailed watercolor drawing depicting a windmill in a Dutch landscape. The windmill is the prominent feature of the artwork, set against a backdrop of houses, trees, and water. Metzelaar, a Dutch artist born in 1845, was known for his atmospheric depictions of rural life and the beauty of nature. The drawing, measuring just 67 mm by 106 mm, showcases his meticulous detail and keen eye for observation. The soft brushstrokes and muted tones create a sense of tranquility, highlighting the serene beauty of the Dutch countryside. The small scale of the artwork further underscores the intimate nature of the subject matter, inviting the viewer to pause and appreciate the details of everyday life in the Netherlands.
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