Binnenplaats met werkende en pratende vrouwen 1778 - 1838
anthonievandenbos
rijksmuseum
drawing, print, etching
drawing
narrative-art
baroque
pen illustration
pen sketch
etching
old engraving style
figuration
cityscape
genre-painting
Anthonie van den Bos’s “Binnenplaats met werkende en pratende vrouwen” (1778-1838) is a drawing depicting a courtyard scene with three women engaged in conversation, likely a maid and two mistresses, in the foreground. The work showcases van den Bos’s meticulous detail in depicting the architecture of the courtyard, including a window, a doorway, and a brick wall, all rendered in a realistic style. The composition is further enhanced by the use of linework and shading, adding depth and texture to the scene. “Binnenplaats met werkende en pratende vrouwen” exemplifies van den Bos’s talent for capturing everyday life with an observant eye and a keen sense of detail, reflecting the artistic trends of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
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