Mannen en vrouwen, mogelijk verkleed c. 1915s - 1925s

"Mannen en vrouwen, mogelijk verkleed" is a quick sketch by Isaac Israels, a Dutch painter known for his Impressionist style. The artwork, created around the 1910s-1920s, depicts a group of figures, likely men and women, possibly in costume. The loose lines and gestural strokes of the pencil drawing capture the energy and movement of the scene. The piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, a renowned museum in Amsterdam. The sketch exemplifies Israels' talent for capturing fleeting moments and conveying a sense of spontaneity.