Figuurstudies c. 1888 - 1891

"Figuurstudies" is a charcoal sketch by Willem Witsen, a Dutch artist known for his contributions to the Hague School. Created between 1888 and 1891, this work showcases the artist’s keen eye for capturing human form. The minimalist lines and dynamic composition are characteristic of Witsen’s style, emphasizing the expressive potential of simplified figures. The sketch offers a glimpse into Witsen’s working process, reflecting the artist’s commitment to direct observation and his interest in exploring the human figure. This work is now part of the Rijksmuseum collection in Amsterdam, offering art enthusiasts a chance to witness Witsen’s unique artistic voice.