Lise Jordan, zittend naar links 1867 - 1923
drawing, pencil
portrait
drawing
impressionism
pencil sketch
pencil
realism
"Lise Jordan, zittend naar links" is a charcoal drawing by Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner, created between 1867 and 1923. The artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, depicts Lise Jordan, a well-known model of the time, in a thoughtful pose, her hand resting on her chin. Breitner's signature style of bold, expressive strokes, combined with the use of charcoal, creates a sense of immediacy and depth in the portrait. The drawing captures a fleeting moment of contemplation, showcasing Breitner's talent for capturing the essence of his subjects. This intimate portrait is a testament to Breitner's mastery of the human figure and his keen observation of everyday life.
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