Man en vrouw bij een hunebed bij Havelte Possibly 1732 - 1737

This simple pen and ink drawing by Abraham de (II) Haen, likely created between 1732 and 1737, depicts a man and a woman standing near a hunebed in Havelte. The hunebed, an ancient megalithic tomb, is rendered with delicate lines, while the figures are shown in a more stylized manner. The drawing showcases de Haen's interest in documenting historical sites and his use of line to depict the natural world. It offers a glimpse into the artist's fascination with the past and his skill in capturing details of the landscape. The drawing, now located in the Rijksmuseum, is a testament to de Haen's artistic talent and his contributions to the history of Dutch art.