Twee gevels, waaronder een tuitgevel c. 1897 - 1900
willemwitsen
amateur sketch
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"Twee gevels, waaronder een tuitgevel" (Two facades, including a gable) is a charcoal sketch by Willem Witsen, a Dutch artist known for his depictions of Dutch life and landscapes. The sketch is likely a preliminary study for a larger painting, characterized by its minimalist style and focus on architectural forms. Witsen's draftsmanship is evident in the swift, gestural lines that capture the essence of the building facades. The work, created around 1897-1900, provides a glimpse into Witsen's artistic process and his interest in everyday urban scenes. Currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, the sketch showcases the artist's signature style and his contributions to Dutch realism in the late 19th century.
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