Twee vechtende mannen by George Hendrik Breitner

Twee vechtende mannen 1872 - 1879

light pencil work

pencil sketch

old engraving style

incomplete sketchy

hand drawn type

personal sketchbook

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

ink colored

sketchbook drawing

"Twee vechtende mannen" is a pencil sketch by the Dutch painter George Hendrik Breitner, who was known for his depictions of daily life in Amsterdam. This work, housed in the Rijksmuseum, captures a fleeting moment of street life with minimal detail, showcasing Breitner's ability to convey movement and action with a few deft strokes. The sketch, created between 1872 and 1879, offers a glimpse into Breitner's early style and artistic development.