Rijtjeshuizen aan een gracht 1890 - 1946

"Rijtjeshuizen aan een gracht" is a pencil drawing by Cornelis Vreedenburgh, completed between 1890 and 1946. The piece depicts a row of houses along a canal, likely in the Netherlands, with a focus on the building's facades, windows, and rooflines. Vreedenburgh's sketch captures the essence of Dutch urban architecture and showcases his talent for rendering simple yet expressive lines. This drawing is a fine example of Vreedenburgh's skillful use of graphite to capture the atmosphere of everyday life, highlighting the architectural details of his surroundings. Currently located in the Rijksmuseum, this artwork exemplifies the artist's keen observation and his dedication to the art of sketching.