Amsterdamse Poort te Haarlem by Willem Cornelis Rip

Amsterdamse Poort te Haarlem 1907

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"Amsterdamse Poort te Haarlem" is a pencil drawing by Willem Cornelis Rip, a Dutch artist known for his landscapes. Created in 1907, the artwork captures a picturesque scene of a bridge leading to a gate, likely the Amsterdamse Poort in Haarlem, with a glimpse of a river and a sky filled with clouds. This small, intimate drawing, measuring just 114 mm by 159 mm, offers a glimpse into Rip's artistic style and his appreciation for the beauty of everyday landscapes.