Bomen langs een houten hekwerk in de duinen van Haarlem c. 1634 - 1635

This drawing by Gerard ter Borch (II) is a quick sketch of a landscape with a wooden fence and trees. Created around 1634-1635, it depicts a simple scene that highlights the artist's talent for capturing natural details. The drawing is done in a loose and gestural style, with a focus on the texture of the trees and the fence. This work, currently at the Rijksmuseum, is an example of the artist's early practice in landscape drawing.