View of Nootdorp
Pen and grey ink, grey and yellow wash, remains of grey ink framing lines, 104 x 117 mm (Signed and dated ‘H. Tavenier 1791’ (grey ink, lower right) and again ‘te Nootdorp 1791 / H. Tavenier’ (grey ink, verso)
Provenance
Private collection, The Netherlands
Hendrik Tavenier was born in Haarlem and was taught by the decorative painter Jan Augustini, who specialised in ‘behangselschilderingen’, large-scale wall hangings. In 1759 he had settled as an independent master and became a member of the Haarlem guild of St Luke. He specialised in landscapes in watercolour, many with topographical subjects, such as the present work. This is a rare view of the village of Nootdorp, near The Hague.
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