Gezichten op Steenwijkerwold, Blesdijke en Peperga Possibly 1732 - 1737

Abraham de (II) Haen's "Gezichten op Steenwijkerwold, Blesdijke en Peperga" is a pen and ink drawing of three church towers. The work dates from the 18th century and is a meticulous depiction of these architectural structures, illustrating their prominent position within their respective communities. The piece provides a glimpse into the Dutch countryside of the era, capturing the visual language of vernacular architecture and the surrounding natural landscape. The artist's precise strokes create a sense of realism, highlighting the details of the towers and the surrounding greenery. The composition also reflects the importance of these churches as landmarks in the local landscape.