Figuurstudies c. 1892 - 1897

"Figuurstudies" is a collection of four figure studies by Willem Witsen, a Dutch artist known for his realistic portrayals of daily life. Created between 1892 and 1897, these sketches showcase Witsen's skillful use of charcoal to capture the human form in motion. The simple yet expressive lines depict everyday figures, suggesting the artist's keen eye for observation and his interest in capturing the essence of human movement. The sketches are housed in the Rijksmuseum, offering a glimpse into Witsen's artistic process and his fascination with the human condition.