Man achterover zittend in een stoel 1809 - 1869

"Man achterover zittend in een stoel" is a pencil drawing created by Belgian artist Alexander Cranendoncq between 1809 and 1869. This drawing depicts a man casually seated in a chair, turned away from the viewer, with his legs crossed. Cranendoncq’s work, often featuring everyday scenes and figures, is known for its detailed realism and delicate use of line. The Rijksmuseum houses this drawing, a testament to the artist's skill in capturing the human form in a simple yet expressive manner.