Vrouw bij een waslijn c. 1897 - 1910

"Vrouw bij een waslijn" (Woman at a clothesline) is a charcoal drawing by Dutch artist Willem Witsen, dating from 1897-1910. Held in the Rijksmuseum, the drawing depicts a woman in a simple pose, likely engaged in domestic chores, showcasing Witsen's interest in everyday life and the working class. This sketch, with its loose, expressive lines, exemplifies his signature style, often capturing fleeting moments and emphasizing the human figure within the environment.