Nieuwe Kerk en een trapgevel te Delft by Everhardus Koster

Nieuwe Kerk en een trapgevel te Delft 1827 - 1892

quirky sketch

hand drawn type

personal sketchbook

idea generation sketch

sketchwork

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

sketchbook drawing

sketchbook art

initial sketch

Everhardus Koster's "Nieuwe Kerk en een trapgevel te Delft" (1827-1892) is a pencil drawing depicting the Nieuwe Kerk in Delft, Netherlands. The artist, a Dutch painter and draughtsman, captures the architectural details of the church, including its towering spire and intricate windows, with delicate precision. The composition also includes surrounding buildings and a street scene, showcasing Koster's keen observation of urban environments. The drawing's simplicity and meticulous details highlight the beauty and history of Delft, a city known for its rich artistic heritage.