Boomstronk met duivenhok 1812

"Boomstronk met duivenhok" is a pencil drawing on paper by Dutch artist Jacobus Adrianus Weiland, created in 1812. The artwork depicts a small, intricately detailed dovecote perched atop a tree trunk. The dovecote features a thatched roof, a small door, and several nesting compartments. Two doves are shown flying above the structure, adding a touch of life to the composition. The drawing exhibits Weiland's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the natural beauty of everyday objects. This small-scale work showcases the artist's skill in capturing the essence of the Dutch countryside, where dovecotes were common sights.