Gezicht op Rosmalen 1701 - 1759

drawing, ink, pen

drawing

quirky sketch

baroque

dutch-golden-age

pen sketch

sketch book

landscape

personal sketchbook

ink

sketchwork

pen-ink sketch

pen work

sketchbook drawing

pen

cityscape

storyboard and sketchbook work

sketchbook art

"Gezicht op Rosmalen" is a pen and ink drawing by Cornelis Pronk, dating from between 1701 and 1759, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum. The drawing depicts a view of the village of Rosmalen, Netherlands, with a prominent church in the background. Pronk, known for his detailed landscapes and architectural drawings, uses a delicate line to capture the essence of the village, highlighting the church's structure amidst surrounding trees. This work is an example of Dutch 18th-century landscape drawing, offering a glimpse into the daily life and architecture of a small Dutch village.