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A Round Tower and Buildings
Jacob Pynas (c. 1592/93-after 1650), pen and brown ink, over a sketch in black chalk, 1616
This drawing was long thought to have been made by Jacob’s older brother, Jan Pynas. The loose drawing style with a multitude of zigzag lines and dots, however, is more closely related to that of Jacob. It bears comparison, for instance, with his St Paul (also on view in this gallery). Similar buildings piled up on a steep rock feature frequently in the background of Jacob’s paintings.
- Artwork typedrawing
- Object numberRP-T-1883-A-226
- Dimensionsheight 273 mm x width 183 mm