Buitenplaats De Heuvel in de muizenpolder te Rotterdam Possibly 1876 - 1877

Willem Cornelis Rip's "Buitenplaats De Heuvel in de muizenpolder te Rotterdam" (possibly 1876-1877) is a graphite drawing depicting a perspective view of a building in Rotterdam. The artwork, likely a preliminary sketch, showcases Rip's masterful use of linework and shading to create a sense of depth and detail. The composition emphasizes the architectural structure, particularly its facade, framed by a tree branch extending across the foreground. Rip was known for his architectural and landscape drawings, capturing the essence of his surroundings with precision and sensitivity. This drawing offers a glimpse into his artistic process and his keen observation of Dutch urban landscapes.