Gezicht in Amsterdam en een paardenhals Possibly 1907 - 1911

This preliminary sketch by George Hendrik Breitner, likely created between 1907 and 1911, is a study of a horse's head and neck. The artist's signature style of gestural lines and quick strokes is evident in this work, creating a sense of dynamism and movement. "Gezicht in Amsterdam en een paardenhals" is a testament to Breitner's fascination with capturing the essence of Amsterdam's bustling life, often portraying horses and other urban subjects in his art. The sketch's loose composition reflects the artist's focus on capturing fleeting moments and impressions, characteristic of Impressionism.