Rivierlandschap met een brug en een windmolen 1800 - 1860

"Rivierlandschap met een brug en een windmolen" is a small-scale drawing by the Dutch artist Monogrammist EG, dating back to between 1800 and 1860. The artwork depicts a Dutch river landscape, featuring a bridge and a windmill in the distance. This drawing exemplifies the Dutch artistic tradition of capturing the beauty of everyday landscapes, particularly those with water features. The artist has employed a delicate, precise line to render the scene, conveying a sense of tranquility and peace. The small size of the artwork, measuring only 72 mm in height and 108 mm in width, suggests that it may have been a study or a sketch for a larger work. Despite its modest size, the drawing reveals the artist's keen eye for detail and their skillful use of line to create a captivating image. The artist's identity, known only as Monogrammist EG, remains a mystery, adding to the intrigue surrounding this intriguing piece.