Windmolen te Ravenstein by Willem Cornelis Rip

Windmolen te Ravenstein 1866 - 1922

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"Windmolen te Ravenstein" is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist Willem Cornelis Rip, created between 1866 and 1922. This quick, impressionistic drawing captures the essence of a windmill in the village of Ravenstein, Netherlands. The artist's use of light lines and shading suggests the windmills' form and the surrounding landscape, demonstrating Rip's skill in capturing a fleeting moment in nature. Rip's "Windmolen te Ravenstein" exemplifies his talent for landscape sketching, offering a glimpse into his artistic process and his fascination with the Dutch countryside.