Watermolen aan de Dommel, vermoedelijk bij Dommelen Possibly 1866 - 1929

This pencil drawing, created by Willem Cornelis Rip sometime between 1866 and 1929, depicts a watermill in a rural setting. The sketch, likely made on location, captures the structure's simple wooden design, the water wheel, and the surrounding trees, conveying a sense of tranquility and the slow pace of life. The artist's loose, gestural lines, characteristic of his quick sketches, give the work a sense of immediacy and capture the essence of the scene. This work highlights Rip's interest in the picturesque landscape and his fascination with capturing fleeting moments in nature.