Rivierlandschap 1840 - 1880

Johannes Tavenraat's "Rivierlandschap" is a pen and ink drawing that depicts a windmill reflected in a calm river. The quick, gestural lines of the drawing evoke a sense of movement and light, creating a sense of realism and capturing the beauty of a peaceful river landscape. The artwork dates back to 1840-1880 and is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection. This piece is a fine example of Tavenraat's skillful use of line and perspective, highlighting his expertise in capturing the essence of the Dutch landscape.