Landschap bij Ferdinands bronnen 1869

This graphite drawing, created by Johannes Tavenraat in 1869, is titled "Landschap bij Ferdinands bronnen," which translates to "Landscape near Ferdinand's springs." It depicts a picturesque scene of trees and water, likely a stream or river, with a focus on the texture of the natural elements, emphasizing the artist's keen observation of the world around him. This work is an example of Tavenraat's skill in capturing landscapes through a simple yet expressive style, creating a sense of tranquility and beauty. It can be viewed at the Rijksmuseum.