Gezicht in het dorp Aalsmeer Possibly 1733 - 1736

This pen and ink drawing by Cornelis Pronk, dated between 1733 and 1736, depicts a street scene in the Dutch village of Aalsmeer. The simple lines capture the essence of the village, with its characteristic canal and houses with gabled roofs. Pronk, known for his precise depictions of architecture, provides a glimpse into the everyday life of a typical Dutch town. The drawing, currently held in the Rijksmuseum, offers a fascinating insight into the artistic style and architectural landscape of 18th-century Netherlands.