De Kromme Mijdrecht met een wipmolen 1755 - 1818

Egbert van Drielst's "De Kromme Mijdrecht met een wipmolen" (1755-1818) is a delicate pencil drawing capturing a peaceful Dutch landscape. A windmill stands majestically by a water channel, surrounded by lush vegetation and a tranquil sky. The drawing is a testament to van Drielst's masterful skill in rendering the details of nature, showcasing his talent for landscape drawing. This piece offers a glimpse into the everyday life of rural Dutch society in the 18th century, showcasing the importance of watermills and their impact on local communities. This drawing currently resides in the Rijksmuseum, adding to the museum's collection of 18th-century Dutch art.