Gezichten op Willemstad en Ooltgensplaat c. 1728 - 1732

This detailed pencil drawing by Cornelis Pronk, dating back to 1728-1732, showcases his keen eye for architectural and landscape detail. The artwork depicts the towns of Willemstad and Ooltgensplaat, capturing the distinct features of each village. The simplicity of the lines and the artist's focus on capturing the essence of these Dutch towns, hints at a possible connection to Pronk's larger collection of drawings and sketches. This sketch is now part of the Rijksmuseum's extensive collection, providing a glimpse into the artistic sensibilities of the 18th century and the rich history of the Netherlands.