Boerenvrouw in interieur by Johan Antonie de Jonge

Boerenvrouw in interieur before 1927

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drawing, pencil

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portrait

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drawing

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pencil sketch

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charcoal drawing

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pencil drawing

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pencil

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genre-painting

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realism

Dimensions height 355 mm, width 252 mm

"Boerenvrouw in interieur" is a drawing by Johan Antonie de Jonge, created sometime between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, offering an intimate glimpse into rural life. During this period, the Netherlands was undergoing significant social and economic changes, with many artists turning their attention to the everyday experiences of ordinary people. Here, de Jonge captures a woman in a domestic setting, highlighting the textures of her clothing, and the simple objects around her. The image evokes the quiet dignity of labor and the rhythms of daily life. It is a study in the cultural identity of Dutch rural communities. The woman's traditional dress and the modest furnishings of the room speak to a particular social class and cultural heritage. The drawing offers a glimpse into a world that was changing rapidly. De Jonge invites us to reflect on the value of tradition, and the lives of those often overlooked in broader historical narratives.

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