Oeuvre register · Etchings, watercolours and cityscapes

The Hague · 1872–1956

rensburg.nl

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Potloodtekening van een houten brug door Eugène Rensburg, 1921
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Catalogue register · ER-0012

Bridge over the Lee near De Lier, Westland

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Pencil, 1921 — dated, located, drawn on the spot: Rensburg’s topographical method in a single sheet.

Specifications & provenance

Medium
Pencil on paper, signed
Year
1921
Dimensions
57 × 39 cm
Edition
Unique
Condition
Condition report on request
Provenance
schildersvanhetwestland.nl

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Description

Topographical pencil drawing of 1921, signed ‘Eug.Rensburg 1921’, showing a bridge over the Lee near De Lier in the Westland — characteristic of the dated and location-inscribed drawings with which Rensburg recorded the Netherlands.

The sheet belongs to the large body of topographical drawings that form the basis of his reputation as a chronicler: composed on the spot, furnished with date and place, intended as a lasting record. It was precisely in this medium — pencil and pen, later etching — that contemporary critics praised his construction and exactness most.

Provenance: documented via schildersvanhetwestland.nl — gallery documentation.

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