Studies van gewelven te Haarlem, Milaan en Den Haag 1866 - 1868

"Studies van gewelven te Haarlem, Milaan en Den Haag" is a collection of architectural sketches by Dutch artist Isaac Gosschalk, created between 1866 and 1868. The drawings depict various vaulted structures, likely inspired by Gosschalk's travels to Haarlem, Milan, and The Hague. These architectural studies highlight Gosschalk's keen eye for detail and his interest in capturing the intricacies of architectural forms. The pencil sketches provide a glimpse into the artist's creative process, revealing his meticulous approach to observing and recording architectural elements. The sketches showcase the artist's fascination with arches, a recurring theme in his architectural studies.