Not currently on view
In the collection of Art Institute of Chicago, Chicago · as of July 2026
FROM THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO’S CATALOG
Five drawings (1961.378-1961.382) were once bound in a small sketchbook of approximately 200 pages. Because it was light and portable, Jan van Goyen could tuck it into his pocket while walking in search of inspiration. Sketchbooks allowed the artist to quickly delineate sand dunes and architectural structures in the vicinity of his residence in The Hague and farther afield. These landscape sketches in black chalk and ink wash relate—directly and indirectly—to compositions the artist later realized in oil paintings.
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Style of Ercole Bazicaluva — Ruins of Castle
Willem Schellinks — View of Saumur
Rembrandt van Rijn — Kostverloren Castle in Decay
Joseph Marie Vien — View of the Colosseum
Heinrich Dreber — Southern landscape with a building
Laurent Hubert|Juste Aurèle Meissonnier — Design for a Festi
Joseph Wright (Wright of Derby) — Ruined Roman Tower in a La
Joseph Wright (Wright of Derby) — Roman Ruins with Arched Al
Joseph Wright (Wright of Derby) — Roman Ruins (Smaller Itali
Giovanni Battista Piranesi — Romeinse ruïnes
Joseph Wright (Wright of Derby) — Roman Ruins (Smaller Itali
Joseph Wright (Wright of Derby) — Landscape with Building on