Portret van Henriëtte Haitsma Mulier 1925

This portrait of Henriëtte Haitsma Mulier was created in 1925 by Dutch artist Simon Moulijn. Rendered in graphite on paper, the artwork captures a close-up view of Mulier's face, emphasizing her soft features, particularly her eyes. The artist’s realistic depiction of his subject is characteristic of Moulijn’s portraiture style, which often explored the human face and figure in a nuanced and expressive way. This work, currently held in the Rijksmuseum, is a fine example of Moulijn's talent for capturing the subtle nuances of his subjects.