Voor- en zijaanzicht van een kerk 1905 - 1906

Carel Adolph Lion Cachet sketched this front and side view of a church using pencil. The composition consists of two distinct, yet related, perspectives, each rendered with a delicate touch. The use of line is prominent, defining the architectural elements and conveying depth through hatching and contour drawing. The left side of the sketch presents a frontal view of the church, characterized by symmetrical arrangement and geometric shapes. Notice how the windows, arches, and structural components are meticulously outlined, creating a sense of balance and order. Meanwhile, the right side offers a side view, providing a different angle on the same subject. The rough lines and unfinished details suggest this is a preliminary sketch rather than a finished drawing, which adds to its charm. It is an open invitation to analyze the aesthetic values of architectural representation. The structural elements on display allow for a dialogue between spatial representation and artistic interpretation.