Ruine von Schloss Honingen in Kralingen bei Rotterdam by Jacob Esselens

Pen and wash drawing of a ruined castle with broken towers beside a river, with a fisherman in a boat at right.

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Ruine von Schloss Honingen in Kralingen bei Rotterdam, Jacob Esselens, Städel Museum. Via artnap.com

Why is this public domain? The Städel Museum lists this work as public domain.

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This pen and brown ink drawing with grey wash shows the ruins of a fortified building with broken towers and an arched gateway rising beside a calm waterway. A fisherman sits in a small boat in the lower right, and ducks float on the water in the foreground. The work is by Jacob Esselens and is titled Ruine von Schloss Honingen in Kralingen bei Rotterdam.

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Städel Museum

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