Large blue & white Delft attributed to Tichelaar Makkum plaque after P.J.C Gabriel (Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriel). The original watercolour the plaque is based on, titled "Sunny day" can be seen in Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Characters in pencil to the back. Missing glaze at the back and around the rim, cracks, some discolouration in places, please see the photos. Measurements 59 x 47 x 2.8cm. Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriël (1828–1903) was a Dutch landscape painter, a key figure in the Hague School, known for his vivid, atmospheric polder landscapes, often featuring windmills and canals. His work, influenced by the Barbizon School and his friend Willem Roelofs, emphasized realistic depictions of nature and a distinctive use of colour within the Hague School's predominantly muted palette.