Paardenhoofd met hoofdstel 1907

"Paardenhoofd met hoofdstel" (Horse's Head with Bridle) is a pencil drawing by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, created in 1907. The drawing is a simple sketch, but the artist's confident lines and the way he captures the horse's form are characteristic of his style. Breitner's work is known for its realism and its emphasis on light and shadow, and this small drawing shows these qualities even in a simple study. It's a good example of Breitner's practice of sketching from life, demonstrating the artist's ability to capture form and movement. It is part of the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.