De sluis bij de Grebbe tussen Rhenen en Wageningen 1749

Jacob van Liender's "De sluis bij de Grebbe tussen Rhenen en Wageningen" from 1749 showcases the Dutch artist's talent for capturing the tranquility of the Dutch countryside. This detailed wash drawing depicts a peaceful scene of a canal lock and the surrounding landscape, showcasing the mastery of van Liender's use of light and shadow to depict the details of the lock, the boats, and the houses along the canal. The work's meticulous detail and realistic depiction of the natural world are characteristic of Dutch landscape painting of the 18th century.