Meisjes in de Paleisstraat of Hartenstraat te Amsterdam 1893

"Meisjes in de Paleisstraat of Hartenstraat te Amsterdam" is a pencil sketch by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner. Created in 1893, the drawing depicts a scene in the bustling streets of Amsterdam, capturing the movement of figures with loose, gestural lines. Breitner was known for his use of quick, expressive strokes to convey the energy of urban life, a defining characteristic of Impressionism and the Hague School. This sketch is a testament to his ability to capture the essence of everyday life in Amsterdam.