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View of Namur from the East during the Siege of 1695, Dirk Maas, 1695
pen and black and grey ink, with watercolour and some opaque white, over preliminary indications, squaring and orthogonals in graphite; framing line in black ink, h 383mm × w 516mm
Catalogue entry
Gezicht op Namen, belegerd in de zomer van 1695 door de Geallieerden onder Willem III. Gezicht vanuit de heuvels op Namen en de citadel. Linksonder kanonnen die op de stad staan gericht.
pen and black and grey ink, with watercolour and some opaque white, over preliminary indications, squaring and orthogonals in graphite; framing line in black ink
...; collection Karel Jan Frederik Cornelis Kneppelhout van Sterkenburg (1818-85), Lord van Sterkenburg en Hoekenburg Driebergen, Kasteel Sterkenburg, near Driebergen, and Utrecht;{According to Muller 1863-82, I (1863-70): ‘Berusten in het Kabinet v. M.r Kneppelhout v. Sterkenburg te Utrecht’.} ? his son, Cornelis Johannes Kneppelhout van Sterkenburg (1856-1938), Kasteel Sterkenburg; ...; from F. Muller, April 1894, with 8 other drawings (inv. nos. RP-T-1894-A-3025 to RP-T-1894-A-3032), fl. 140 for all, to the museum (L. 2228)