Vrolijk gezelschap 1763 - 1826
abrahamvanstrij
light pencil work
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charcoal drawing
charcoal art
personal sketchbook
pencil drawing
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portrait drawing
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"Vrolijk gezelschap" (Merry Company) is a drawing created by Abraham van Strij between 1763 and 1826. The drawing portrays a lively scene with figures gathered around a fireplace. The composition is detailed, showcasing the artist's skill in depicting movement and expression through the use of charcoal on paper. This drawing offers a glimpse into 18th-century Dutch society, capturing the playful atmosphere of a casual gathering. Van Strij's work is known for its lively portrayal of everyday scenes, often showcasing the social interactions of people in various settings. This piece, with its emphasis on the joyous gathering of friends, continues this trend.
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