Warmond Castle

Roelant Roghman (1627-1692), black chalk, brush and grey wash, c. 1646-1650

In this drawing Roghman presents Warmond Castle as a mighty fortress. Two imposing towers flank the castle, which is built in various styles. By portraying the structure so expansively, Roghman left little room for its surroundings. He depicted only the dog slumbering in the foreground, a stray or perhaps the pet of Jacob van Wassenaer Warmond and his wife.

  • Artwork typedrawing
  • Object numberRP-T-1891-A-2419
  • Dimensionsheight 314 mm x width 478 mm
  • Physical characteristicszwart krijt, met penseel en grijze inkt; kaderlijnen in bruine inkt