Prentserie van elf bladen met tekenvoorbeelden naar Gerard de Lairesse en een titelblad 1695

This is the cover of a bound series of eleven drawing examples, created by Pieter van den Berge in 1695. Inspired by the work of Gerard de Lairesse, this series of plates was intended as a teaching tool for aspiring artists. The cover is a plain brown paper with a speckled texture, giving a simple and functional aesthetic. The cover offers a glimpse into the world of Dutch artistic instruction during the late 17th century, highlighting the value placed on drawing as a fundamental artistic skill. The Rijksmuseum houses this collection, preserving the legacy of Pieter van den Berge, a notable Dutch artist who contributed to the development of artistic practice.